What kind of property is it that you want to hide? Depending on what and why with Umbraco 7 it can be as simple as creating a stylesheet targeting the CSS selector of the property you need to hide.
Maybe you can find some inspiration about how to achieve it by reading these two articles
I am able to change the view based on the link you sent, but I want to call a GET api and based on the response value (true or false), I want to show and hide one of the properties (its a text box) in the backoffice.
Based on the articles above, I put some code together and wrote a blog post about it - although it's volatile because it depends mainly on code in the back office, it works well on 7.8 to 7.10 and doesn't require modifying anything in the back office: https://www.dot-see.com/en/blog/a-simple-way-to-hide-fields-in-the-umbraco-back-end/
Hide a property in Umbraco 7
Hello,
I want to hide a property in Umbraco 7. So far, I have got this blog but it works well for Umbraco 6 - https://dejanstojanovic.net/umbraco-cms/2014/may/hide-property-in-umbraco/
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Hi Harsheet
What kind of property is it that you want to hide? Depending on what and why with Umbraco 7 it can be as simple as creating a stylesheet targeting the CSS selector of the property you need to hide.
Maybe you can find some inspiration about how to achieve it by reading these two articles
https://24days.in/umbraco-cms/2015/umbraco-7-back-office-tweaks/
https://skrift.io/articles/archive/changing-backoffice-functionality-without-changing-core-code/
I hope this helps!
/Jan
Thanks Jan, the first link for tweaking stuff is a nice workaround for the problem I have.
Thanks so much!!
I am able to change the view based on the link you sent, but I want to call a GET api and based on the response value (true or false), I want to show and hide one of the properties (its a text box) in the backoffice.
Based on the articles above, I put some code together and wrote a blog post about it - although it's volatile because it depends mainly on code in the back office, it works well on 7.8 to 7.10 and doesn't require modifying anything in the back office: https://www.dot-see.com/en/blog/a-simple-way-to-hide-fields-in-the-umbraco-back-end/
is working on a reply...