Showing other side of multi-node tree picker relationship
I have a multi-node tree picker property on Members that show which of a specific type of content each member is related to. Is there an existing data type I can use on the related content to show the members?
So I have this:
Members -> Content, Content, Content
How do I show this:
Content -> Member, Member, Member
Ideally only using the one multi-node tree picker to establish and manage the relationship
Hi, you could also look at nuPickers, these can be wired-up directly with relations - it doesn't have tree picker at the moment, but Tom Fulton has written a TreePicker editor and an IDotNetTreePicker data source which should be out soon. (This is what he demoed in the package competition at CodeGarden)
Showing other side of multi-node tree picker relationship
I have a multi-node tree picker property on Members that show which of a specific type of content each member is related to. Is there an existing data type I can use on the related content to show the members?
So I have this: Members -> Content, Content, Content
How do I show this: Content -> Member, Member, Member
Ideally only using the one multi-node tree picker to establish and manage the relationship
Hi Kris,
I think a better and performant solution is to develop a custom property editor with angularJS and use the RelationService (https://our.umbraco.org/documentation/Reference/Management-v6/Services/RelationService). Or you can have a look to this package: https://our.umbraco.org/projects/backoffice-extensions/relations-picker/ But this package is only a beta version this time.
Hope this helps?
Best, Sören
Hi, you could also look at nuPickers, these can be wired-up directly with relations - it doesn't have tree picker at the moment, but Tom Fulton has written a TreePicker editor and an IDotNetTreePicker data source which should be out soon. (This is what he demoed in the package competition at CodeGarden)
Hi Hendy,
yes, that should also works for him :-) Great idea!
Best, Sören
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