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As the title asks, is it possible to render a macro from within the View of a SurfaceController?
What about Umbraco field content, can that be rendered inside a SurfaceController?
You have access to the UmbracoHelper as a property inside of a SurfaceController so give it a try!
Umbraco.RenderMacro(....)
should work, same with Field
You also have access to the UmbracoHelper inside of your view too with @Umbraco just depends on what your view is inheriting from, you'll have to at least use UmbracoViewPage<T>
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Rendering a macro from inside a SurfaceController's View
As the title asks, is it possible to render a macro from within the View of a SurfaceController?
What about Umbraco field content, can that be rendered inside a SurfaceController?
You have access to the UmbracoHelper as a property inside of a SurfaceController so give it a try!
Umbraco.RenderMacro(....)
should work, same with Field
You also have access to the UmbracoHelper inside of your view too with @Umbraco just depends on what your view is inheriting from, you'll have to at least use UmbracoViewPage<T>
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