I need a possibility on a document type, where the creator of the page can choose multiple nodes of another specefic documenttype. Im thinking moving items from a listwindow to another or so, since the type that can be choosen can be many. It should be possible to deselect the selected items too...
I think what you're looking for is the multinode tree picker?
It's been a part of uComponents untill Umbraco version 4.7, since it made it into the core in v4.8.
In v7 it's been re-written but still exists in the core of Umbraco.
So you simply need to create an instance of it from the "developer" section in the "datatypes" folder. You can then configure your instance to setup stuff like what document types it can pick, where it should start from and if there is a restriction in terms of how many nodes that can be selected or minimum selections.
I hope this makes sense and that it's what you're after.
Selecting multiple nodes
I need a possibility on a document type, where the creator of the page can choose multiple nodes of another specefic documenttype. Im thinking moving items from a listwindow to another or so, since the type that can be choosen can be many. It should be possible to deselect the selected items too...
Any ideas how to achieve functionality this?
Hi Amigo,
There are a number of dataypes that you could use to implement this:
Multi-Node Tree Picker (MNTP)
XPath CheckBoxList
uComponents: XPath AutoComplete
uComponents: XPath Templatable List
HTH,
Hendy
Hi Amigo
I think what you're looking for is the multinode tree picker?
It's been a part of uComponents untill Umbraco version 4.7, since it made it into the core in v4.8.
In v7 it's been re-written but still exists in the core of Umbraco.
So you simply need to create an instance of it from the "developer" section in the "datatypes" folder. You can then configure your instance to setup stuff like what document types it can pick, where it should start from and if there is a restriction in terms of how many nodes that can be selected or minimum selections.
I hope this makes sense and that it's what you're after.
Cheers,
Jan
...Aaaw...late to the party #h5yr Hendy :)
/Jan
Thanks guys, I will look into the multinode tree picker. ;-)
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