On the edit dialog, non-core DataType properties aren't rendering correctly. If you add a property that's a NuPicker for example, you just get a JSON string instead of the DataType.
Is there any way to have the click on member take you through to the actual member edit page, rather than use the dialog?
You'll need to modify the link to the member in the listview html template.
I'll take a look sometime in the next couple of weeks at adding support for non-core datatypes; but if you want to resolve this sooner feel free to clone the source code and submit a PR :)
I modified the Angular editController to just load the member edit page, and that's worked for my purposes (we're using the dashboard mainly for approvals/rejections).
If I get a chance next week, I'll see if I can figure out getting non-core DataTypes to work (I'm crap at Angular though, so it could be interesting :P).
Cool, the easiest way to do that would be to take a look at the current Umbraco source code to see what they're doing. The dialog-based editor is just a variation of that from 12 months ago.
It may be that the controller and view just need a small update
Custom Properties Not Rendering
Hiya,
On the edit dialog, non-core DataType properties aren't rendering correctly. If you add a property that's a NuPicker for example, you just get a JSON string instead of the DataType.
Is there any way to have the click on member take you through to the actual member edit page, rather than use the dialog?
Hi Tim,
You'll need to modify the link to the member in the listview html template.
I'll take a look sometime in the next couple of weeks at adding support for non-core datatypes; but if you want to resolve this sooner feel free to clone the source code and submit a PR :)
Rob.
Thanks Rob!
I modified the Angular editController to just load the member edit page, and that's worked for my purposes (we're using the dashboard mainly for approvals/rejections).
If I get a chance next week, I'll see if I can figure out getting non-core DataTypes to work (I'm crap at Angular though, so it could be interesting :P).
Cool, the easiest way to do that would be to take a look at the current Umbraco source code to see what they're doing. The dialog-based editor is just a variation of that from 12 months ago.
It may be that the controller and view just need a small update
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