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Hi folks! Trying to get the url for the current node in a content-app: the urls are listed in a collection named currentUrls (?), but where do I find it in the controller?
The url is to be displayed in an iframe in the content-app.
iframe
Hi Ulf!
I think you could use $location
$location
Eg.
angular.module("umbraco").controller("controller", function ($location) { console.log($location.$$url) }
//Johannes
$location would give you the current URL in the browser (to the backoffice item) but are you looking for the frontend URL to the content item?
Have a look at injecting the editorState into your controller, example:
https://github.com/enkelmedia/Umbraco-SeoVisualizer/blob/v9/SeoVisualizer/App_Plugins/SeoVisualizer/SeoVisualizerController.controller.js
Basically injecting it and use:
var allUrls = editorState.getCurrent().urls
Also note that a page can have multiple urls, depending on language/host name settings.
Cheers!
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Angular: get the current nodes url
Hi folks! Trying to get the url for the current node in a content-app: the urls are listed in a collection named currentUrls (?), but where do I find it in the controller?
The url is to be displayed in an
iframe
in the content-app.Hi Ulf!
I think you could use
$location
Eg.
//Johannes
$location would give you the current URL in the browser (to the backoffice item) but are you looking for the frontend URL to the content item?
Have a look at injecting the editorState into your controller, example:
https://github.com/enkelmedia/Umbraco-SeoVisualizer/blob/v9/SeoVisualizer/App_Plugins/SeoVisualizer/SeoVisualizerController.controller.js
Basically injecting it and use:
var allUrls = editorState.getCurrent().urls
Also note that a page can have multiple urls, depending on language/host name settings.
Cheers!
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