but if you want to have the graphs related to the current page the editor is editing in the backoffice, then you can add something called a 'content app' that gives an additional custom view to display contextual information from outside of Umbraco:
and if you are using Visual Studio, there is a Visual Studio Extension called umbSense, that gives you intellisense on the built in directives you can pinch!
Build a Package Backend UI
Hi there
I want to build a custom Backend Ui for my files. The user should have graphs to his data.
Are there best practices, or can i just use some CSS additional to the umcraco CSS?
Hi SkyTheLine
There is some info here about creating a custom dashboard to load into the Umbraco backoffice:
https://our.umbraco.com/documentation/tutorials/Creating-a-Custom-Dashboard/
but if you want to have the graphs related to the current page the editor is editing in the backoffice, then you can add something called a 'content app' that gives an additional custom view to display contextual information from outside of Umbraco:
https://our.umbraco.com/Documentation/Extending/Content-Apps/
regards
Marc
Hi Marc
Cool thank you so much for the links. I'll try them out :)
cool, and if you want your implementation to 'look' like the Umbraco backoffice, there is a package you can install that shows some ui-examples
https://our.umbraco.com/packages/developer-tools/ui-examples/
and if you are using Visual Studio, there is a Visual Studio Extension called umbSense, that gives you intellisense on the built in directives you can pinch!
https://github.com/KevinJump/UmbSense
regards
Marc
Marc!
That was exactly, what i was looking for! Thanks! You rock :D
https://our.umbraco.com/packages/developer-tools/ui-examples/
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