Hi all, I am trying to create few forms like contact us, login, forgot password , my profile etc in to umbraco 7 site. I have umbraco 4 site with webform integrations to handle all these features plus shopping carts and many more features.
I am looking for create brand new site using Umbraco 7 MVC rendering mode. so I need to migrate my forms to MVC. So thought do bit of testing install umbraco starter site.
I addition to that I have started Empty MVC project in VS and created a contactform, model class and Controller of type SurfaceController then copy the cshtml file in to Views/MacroPartials folder and copied dll file in to bin folder.
problem 1 - I have added macro via RTE (rich text Editor) and published it shows only Macro alias: ContactForm in web page
logs says The model item passed into the dictionary is of type 'Umbraco.Web.Models.PartialViewMacroModel', but this dictionary requires a model item of type ..... error
problem 2 - I have added a Macro Content as a property in to a document type and added macro using that.
then added below line to page template get value cannot be null parameter name child as a error
Hi I need to avoid creating document types for each form page as i am going to have around 100 forms for customer portal .
I have created a third macro which goes on Macro Partials folder which then can be can be call from RTE still no luck.
but If I call Macro n document type it load my form but on submit button click i get error Could not find a Surface controller route in the RouteTable for controller name ContactUsController
This is very frustrating and I have seen some where that there is a bug in umbraco that s why not rendering macros via RTE
MVC forms integrate to Umbraco 7.5.3
Hi all, I am trying to create few forms like contact us, login, forgot password , my profile etc in to umbraco 7 site. I have umbraco 4 site with webform integrations to handle all these features plus shopping carts and many more features. I am looking for create brand new site using Umbraco 7 MVC rendering mode. so I need to migrate my forms to MVC. So thought do bit of testing install umbraco starter site.
I addition to that I have started Empty MVC project in VS and created a contactform, model class and Controller of type SurfaceController then copy the cshtml file in to Views/MacroPartials folder and copied dll file in to bin folder.
problem 1 - I have added macro via RTE (rich text Editor) and published it shows only Macro alias: ContactForm in web page
logs says The model item passed into the dictionary is of type 'Umbraco.Web.Models.PartialViewMacroModel', but this dictionary requires a model item of type ..... error
problem 2 - I have added a Macro Content as a property in to a document type and added macro using that.
then added below line to page template get value cannot be null parameter name child as a error
what I am doing wrong here ??? ... any one there to help me please.
with out fixing problem 1 / 2 i wouldn't imagine to move forward .... your genius ideas most welcome
Hi Pat,
It might be worth you stepping through my blog post tutorials - I show how to set up user login and account maintenance in three posts.
At the end of it you'll have some MVC code that does a great deal of what you need and a model you can follow to do your contact form etc.
http://sie
Hope that helps!
Steve
Hi I need to avoid creating document types for each form page as i am going to have around 100 forms for customer portal .
I have created a third macro which goes on Macro Partials folder which then can be can be call from RTE still no luck.
but If I call Macro n document type it load my form but on submit button click i get error
Could not find a Surface controller route in the RouteTable for controller name ContactUsController
This is very frustrating and I have seen some where that there is a bug in umbraco that s why not rendering macros via RTE
not sure what to do yet .... any help
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