You can do the name() thing, but it won't matter - if any of the nodeTypeAliases had spaces in them I *think* they should have been replaced with an underscore ...
The translations are a little bit dependent on the context, but sometimes you just need to see the before & after versions, e.g:
Difference between @nodeTypeAlias and @alias
I am currently working on converting a v4.0 Umbraco site (old schema) to v4.7.1.1 (new schema)
There is LOTS of code in User Controls, classes, etc and this is typical:
xpath = string.Format("//node [@nodeTypeAlias = '{0}' and data[@alias = 'adSpendHeavyweight'] = 1]", Library.GetDocumentTypeAlias("BrandOwner"));
Can I just check how this should be changed to suit the new schema please
Hi Gordon,
This should do it:
xpath = string.Format("//{0}[adSpendHeavyweight = 1]", Library.GetDocumentTypeAlias("BrandOwner"));/Chriztian
Thanks for the fast reply Chriztian!
So, to make it clear in my mind!!!
@nodeTypeAlias value replaces "node" - could I also do this: /* [name() = '{0}'] (I am concerned that some of the names may contain spaces!!)
data[@alias = 'adSpendHeavyweight'] = 1 converts to "adSpendHeavyweight = 1"
Hi Gordon,
You can do the name() thing, but it won't matter - if any of the nodeTypeAliases had spaces in them I *think* they should have been replaced with an underscore ...
The translations are a little bit dependent on the context, but sometimes you just need to see the before & after versions, e.g:
<!-- v4.1 and lower: --> <node id="4" nodeTypeAlias="Cantina"> <data alias="greedo">1</data> </node> <!-- v4.5++ --> <Cantina id="4" isDoc=""> <greedo>1</greedo> </Cantina>/Chriztian
Yes, I agree it's a "context" issue but judging by how this project looks I wouldn't be surprised if some nodeTypeAliases had spaces!!
Thanks again for your help.
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