I am trying to build a wrapper around the fab Hangfire Task Scheduler.
There are a few resources out there but nothing that lets you create a new CreateTreeNode item within your tree that can output the hangfire dashboard URL.
There is an overload on the CreateTreeNode method to add a Route
So the question is:
Can you include on a CreateTreeNode node in your custom tree an external route to a service (such as the hangfire dashboard)...or other method to get the dash to show in the right pane on-click?
Yes I know I can do that but I was looking for a "non" hack solution.
And especially as you could do this before. I was hoping that inheriting TreeController would have at least the same functionality as the deprecated BaseTree.
Show Hangfire Dashboard within Umbraco App
I am trying to build a wrapper around the fab Hangfire Task Scheduler.
There are a few resources out there but nothing that lets you create a new CreateTreeNode item within your tree that can output the hangfire dashboard URL.
This Tutorial HOW TO INTERGRATE HANGFIRE INTO THE UMBRACO BACKEND suggested a deprecated method inheriting BASETREE.
There is an overload on the CreateTreeNode method to add a Route
So the question is:
Can you include on a CreateTreeNode node in your custom tree an external route to a service (such as the hangfire dashboard)...or other method to get the dash to show in the right pane on-click?
Many thanks.
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I achieved this by creating a new Dashboard section, providing my own html file for its view.
In this html file I have a iframe to the hangfire dashboard. That pretty much solves it.
Thanks for that.
Yes I know I can do that but I was looking for a "non" hack solution.
And especially as you could do this before. I was hoping that inheriting TreeController would have at least the same functionality as the deprecated BaseTree.
Maybe not.
I too would be interested in more details around this.
https://our.umbraco.com/packages/backoffice-extensions/hangfire-dashboard/
Just in case someone - like me - stumbles on this older question.
I just followed this blog by Sebastiaan and it still applies to the latest version of Umbraco (8.5.5 as I write this). Takes less than an hour.
https://cultiv.nl/blog/using-hangfire-for-scheduled-tasks-in-umbraco/
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