Umbraco + AngularJS frontend: How do I get page content as rendered HTML?
I have a setup for a multi-domain content administration in Umbraco, and use a common clientside framework build with Angular and Bootstrap. My frontend fetches content from the Umbraco API (and my own extensions), and this works pretty well - I have a slick frontend that fetches data from Umbraco fast.
However, this also introduces some issues that I already know of from previous experiences:
I haven't replicated my frontend as render templates in Umbraco, meaning editing looks boring/ugly and preview doesn't work as intended.
How do I retrieve advanced content, such as grid elements as renderer HTML to plug into my Angular view?
As it is now, I feel I have a flexible and extendable solution, but it makes editing less than desirable for content editors, and I'd like to fix that.
Would love to hear it if anyone have experience with a similar setup and approach.
Umbraco + AngularJS frontend: How do I get page content as rendered HTML?
I have a setup for a multi-domain content administration in Umbraco, and use a common clientside framework build with Angular and Bootstrap. My frontend fetches content from the Umbraco API (and my own extensions), and this works pretty well - I have a slick frontend that fetches data from Umbraco fast.
However, this also introduces some issues that I already know of from previous experiences:
As it is now, I feel I have a flexible and extendable solution, but it makes editing less than desirable for content editors, and I'd like to fix that.
Would love to hear it if anyone have experience with a similar setup and approach.
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