Sadly,still have the same problem. If have a somewhat bigger json. It gets mangled.
$scope.$on("formSubmitting", function (ev, args) {
console.log($scope.model.value);
});
model.value is still nice JSON, but if i refresh the page, and write model.value to the console it's presented as text and cut of, so it's no longer valid json
Is there a limit on the size of model.value
Hi,
I store around 2000 characters of json in model.value, but somehow it gets cut of to 500, which obviously corrupts the json.
Is there a magic setting or i'm i doing something wrong. I looked into the RTE, but couldn't find anything that gave my a hint for a solution
Kind regards,
Garret
Change valueType to TEXT or JSON depending on your model type. see http://umbraco.github.io/Belle/#/tutorials/manifest for more informatie.
Hi Marcel,
Already tried that, didn't work:(
My workaround for now is to store it in a seperate table via a angular resourcecalls
Sadly,still have the same problem. If have a somewhat bigger json. It gets mangled.
model.value is still nice JSON, but if i refresh the page, and write model.value to the console it's presented as text and cut of, so it's no longer valid json
My package manifest looks like this:
Anybody that has a clue?
Had you change the valueType and than resave the propertyeditor in the backend that helps when i had the same problem.
Hi Marcel,
Just came back to the forum to tell exactly what you also posted above. I was adding the valueType in the manifest.
But indeed forgot to open and save the Datatype implementation under Developer-> Data Types.
Very frustrating, hope this forumitem and the solution will save somebody else a lot of work
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