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I am migrating a site which had this xpath filter on a MNTP.
/*[@isDoc and @template > 0]
is there a way to do this in umbraco 7?
In Umbraco 7 the MNTP also supports XPath so it should just work.
Jeroen
I'm sorry the XPath is for the start node only. You can use the Allow items of type, but I don't think you can use an XPath for that.
I've voted for this issue: http://issues.umbraco.org/issue/U4-5053
I'm wondering! Why umbraco developers delete XPath filter from 7.3.1 version?
Hi, if you need to be able to filter nodes for a picker, the xml pickers in nuPickers might be a useful alternative - they each use a single XPath expression to define the full set of nodes to use as options.
HTH
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No XPath Filtering in Umbraco 7
I am migrating a site which had this xpath filter on a MNTP.
is there a way to do this in umbraco 7?
In Umbraco 7 the MNTP also supports XPath so it should just work.
Jeroen
I'm sorry the XPath is for the start node only. You can use the Allow items of type, but I don't think you can use an XPath for that.
Jeroen
I've voted for this issue: http://issues.umbraco.org/issue/U4-5053
I'm wondering! Why umbraco developers delete XPath filter from 7.3.1 version?
Hi, if you need to be able to filter nodes for a picker, the xml pickers in nuPickers might be a useful alternative - they each use a single XPath expression to define the full set of nodes to use as options.
HTH
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