chaps, can't find a clear answer to this one so i thought i'd buzz the forum...
i've a custom section (which also seems to be called an 'application' in that it inherits from 'IApplication') that's loading in just fine. if you click the section icon, the tree loads. if you click an item in the tree, it loads in the right hand content area.
so far so good. but no dashboard....
how do i load one?! the nice thing about the section (or application?) and tree classes is that they added the 'applications.config' and 'trees.config'. so it'd seem logical that there'd be a 'dashboard' class that would add the dashboard?
i've seen a couple of solutions online but they all tell me to manually edit the 'dashboard.config' which doesn't seem ideal..
interesting idea - this would allow me to create a c# bit of code that would output the dashboard which keeps everything in code rather than a bit of code and a bit of xml changing (which was what was bothering me...).
thanks for the suggestion, i'll give it a whirl and post back how i get on.
loading a dashboard in for a new section in umbraco 7.5x
chaps, can't find a clear answer to this one so i thought i'd buzz the forum...
i've a custom section (which also seems to be called an 'application' in that it inherits from 'IApplication') that's loading in just fine. if you click the section icon, the tree loads. if you click an item in the tree, it loads in the right hand content area.
so far so good. but no dashboard....
how do i load one?! the nice thing about the section (or application?) and tree classes is that they added the 'applications.config' and 'trees.config'. so it'd seem logical that there'd be a 'dashboard' class that would add the dashboard?
i've seen a couple of solutions online but they all tell me to manually edit the 'dashboard.config' which doesn't seem ideal..
any suggestions out there?
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Hey you could look at this solution https://github.com/abjerner/Skybrud.Umbraco.Dashboard
interesting idea - this would allow me to create a c# bit of code that would output the dashboard which keeps everything in code rather than a bit of code and a bit of xml changing (which was what was bothering me...).
thanks for the suggestion, i'll give it a whirl and post back how i get on.
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Yup indeed just be aware that you'll have an extra dependency...
It's a bit late for an additional answer, but I've also struggled to get it working and stumbled upon this answer: https://our.umbraco.org/forum/extending-umbraco-and-using-the-api/82058-custom-section-dashboard
In my case the solution was, that the names in the dashboard.config are interpreted case sensitive :)
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