Creating Custom Dashboard, Property Editors using New Backoffice extension API
Hi Team,
I am trying to implement a custom dashboard and property editors using the new backoffice extension api as shown in the blog(https://github.com/umbraco/rfcs/blob/main/cms/0023-define-the-backoffice-extension-api.md).
I have tried to implement the same dashboard, propertyeditor, and tree as mentioned in the Examples section of the blog. But it is not adding any new property editor to back office and also not seeing any dashboard.
Can you help or provide any solution to why it is not working?
The link you referred is for the new Umbraco backoffice - which is currently under active development - scheduled for a future Umbraco version (speculatively v13 next year).
As for developing dashboards, property-editors, etc., for the current Umbraco versions (v10), the documentation section on Extending Umbraco still holds the most relevant and up-to-date information.
I was also trying to use Umbraco UI Library(https://uui.umbraco.com/?path=/story/uui-button--aaa-overview&args=type:button) in my MVC application.
If i want to use any UI component in my application it is required to add the tag(
) in that file along with the component syntax.
For suppose if i am adding the component in multiple files i need to include the above script tag in all the files. Is there any solution to use the components in my application without including script tag in all files?
The UI Library will actually land officially in the backoffice in the upcoming version 10.3, which just had its Release Candidate published today: https://our.umbraco.com/download/releases/1030
Creating Custom Dashboard, Property Editors using New Backoffice extension API
Hi Team,
I am trying to implement a custom dashboard and property editors using the new backoffice extension api as shown in the blog(https://github.com/umbraco/rfcs/blob/main/cms/0023-define-the-backoffice-extension-api.md).
I have tried to implement the same dashboard, propertyeditor, and tree as mentioned in the Examples section of the blog. But it is not adding any new property editor to back office and also not seeing any dashboard.
Can you help or provide any solution to why it is not working?
Hi Ramesh,
The link you referred is for the new Umbraco backoffice - which is currently under active development - scheduled for a future Umbraco version (speculatively v13 next year).
If you want to find out more information about the new backoffice - check out the RFC, or the Codegarden 2022 - Keynote segment about it... and for Web Components, there's a free Codegarden 2022 talk about that too.
As for developing dashboards, property-editors, etc., for the current Umbraco versions (v10), the documentation section on Extending Umbraco still holds the most relevant and up-to-date information.
I hope this helps?
Cheers,
- Lee
Hi Lee,
Thanks for the information it helped us.
I was also trying to use Umbraco UI Library(https://uui.umbraco.com/?path=/story/uui-button--aaa-overview&args=type:button) in my MVC application. If i want to use any UI component in my application it is required to add the tag(
) in that file along with the component syntax. For suppose if i am adding the component in multiple files i need to include the above script tag in all the files. Is there any solution to use the components in my application without including script tag in all files?Thanks, Ramesh
Hi Ramesh,
The UI Library will actually land officially in the backoffice in the upcoming version 10.3, which just had its Release Candidate published today: https://our.umbraco.com/download/releases/1030
We expect to release 10.3 final in 6 weeks time.
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