Thanks for the links!
I'll go ahead and play with content services. I need some way to quickly determine which node sections are larger than others. Sometime in the future, I'm going to have a 500 node site with at least 12 parent nodes under the root node.
From BackOffice, count how many child nodes exist under any given parent node
For administrative purposes in Backoffice, is there an API or package that we can show us how many child nodes exist under any given parent node?
Thanks
Hi Blackhawk
Do you want to see how many child nodes under each node in Umbraco? So node names should be with numbers of child nodes like:
Thanks,
Alex
Yes! That is what I was envisioning.
There no such package in Umbraco space.
You can create custom solution for it, Content Service documentation will be helpful:
Content Service Events - https://our.umbraco.org/documentation/reference/events/contentservice-events
Content Service - https://our.umbraco.org/documentation/reference/management/services/contentservice
Thanks,
Alex
Can you describe what type of nodes do you want to display with numbers of children?
Also, you know that if you rename the "Home node" to "Home node(12)" it will cause changing of url of the page and it can cause SEO problems.
Thanks,
Alex
Thanks for the links! I'll go ahead and play with content services. I need some way to quickly determine which node sections are larger than others. Sometime in the future, I'm going to have a 500 node site with at least 12 parent nodes under the root node.
Blackhawk, please share with community what will you achieve.
Thanks,
Alex
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