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  • Sascha 4 posts 24 karma points
    Aug 05, 2012 @ 00:39
    Sascha
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    Conditional :)

    Hy Umbraco Friends :)

    Short Intro:

    Im totaly new to Umbraco (after 3 Attempts last night) i gettin Umbraco workin :).

    Im also through Master Template, and Inheriting it :).

     

    What i try to do with Umbraco ? Making my Homepage "easier" for changes.

    www.team-redline.at (is fully handcoded), so any change to it would be a work of a few days :) now i want to help myself a little bit out :).

     

    MY QUESTION

    I´ve created some Propertys in a Tab for a Document Type. So the funny part is, how can i make a condition "If the properties" are filled, put it into the html output, else dont show this "for example div container, image" etc..


    ´@Gebrüder Weiss we are working with Open Text (REDDOT) - its a pain, but it has conditional Tags. Is this possible to do in a simply and reusable way in Umbraco ?

     

    Big thanks to all of you, and hopefully, i understand fast what im doin, so i can start to develop some great runway modules :)


    Nice greets from Austria

     

    Sasa

  • Richard Brookes 34 posts 57 karma points
    Aug 05, 2012 @ 10:25
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    Hi Sasa,

    When you drop a page value (property) onto a template you have some formating options such as a fallback value (perhaps another property or just a literal value). Also the option to put some markup before or after the value. But if you want to use conditional logic you are likely going to need to create a macro to handle this.

    Depending on your preference you would create a macro based on either XSLT or Razor. So you can simply use conditional logic such as if statements to test for a particular value or lack of one and put whatever html markup is appropriate in there.

    I hope this helps a little

  • Sascha 4 posts 24 karma points
    Aug 05, 2012 @ 13:27
    Sascha
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    Thanks for the reply Richard :)

    I´ve seen some macros and how i can access properties :).

     

    Workin arround with it but big thanks for leading me to the way :) !

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