Those are Content Apps (see documentation on content apps). Content Apps are by default meant for showing read only information about the content. Obviously, some Content Apps are not read only and allow for user input. However, the creator of the Content App is entirely responsible for saving and storing the data.
So it could be that they saved the data in a custom database or table, or in the IKeyValueService of Umbraco, or on the disk as a file, or....
So it depends on how the data is saved by the developer of the add-on where the data is saved and if there is a way to access that data easily. There is - as far as I know - not one single way to access it.
Accessing Content Tabs in the Controller
Hi,
Some add-ons in Umbraco backoffice add an additional tab to the content. How can I access the properties in this tab at the controller level?
Those are Content Apps (see documentation on content apps). Content Apps are by default meant for showing read only information about the content. Obviously, some Content Apps are not read only and allow for user input. However, the creator of the Content App is entirely responsible for saving and storing the data.
So it could be that they saved the data in a custom database or table, or in the IKeyValueService of Umbraco, or on the disk as a file, or....
So it depends on how the data is saved by the developer of the add-on where the data is saved and if there is a way to access that data easily. There is - as far as I know - not one single way to access it.
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