it might be a case of fridayitus but i just can't figure out how the hell to use a listview in a content app!
at the moment i've got my data outputting in a umb-table which sort of gives me some of what i want...
however the list view gives me a lot more of what i want to achieve!
is it possible? or are listviews reserved for doctype usage only?
any suggestions would be amazin ;)
cheers,
jake
p.s. just out of interest, does anyone use the 'umb-table' directive? the only place i'm seeing it used in the backoffice is src\Umbraco.Web.UI.Client\src\views\propertyeditors\listview\layouts\list\list.html so it feels like maybe a directive inside a directive?!
can you use a listview in a content app?!
hey out there,
it might be a case of fridayitus but i just can't figure out how the hell to use a listview in a content app!
at the moment i've got my data outputting in a
umb-table
which sort of gives me some of what i want...however the list view gives me a lot more of what i want to achieve!
is it possible? or are listviews reserved for doctype usage only?
any suggestions would be amazin ;)
cheers,
jake
p.s. just out of interest, does anyone use the 'umb-table' directive? the only place i'm seeing it used in the backoffice is
src\Umbraco.Web.UI.Client\src\views\propertyeditors\listview\layouts\list\list.html
so it feels like maybe a directive inside a directive?!Hi Jake,
I'm also interested in using a listview in a content app. Did you find a solution?
Best regards,
iNETZO
hi iNETZO,
sadly no... in the structure of the listview is way to complex and after a couple of hours trying to unpick it we went with the
umb-table
directive.it also seemed to be very content centric rather than data plugable.
it's a shame as the benefits it offers (sorting, searching ect) would be perfect for use with plugable data :(
cheers,
jake
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