Thanks for the ideas I really like the cool and advanced xslt idea.
When I started making the DataEditor control it took me ages to decide on a way to display the data. If I have some time this weekend I will try and do it.
@Petr - I also like the idea of the advanced string.format and I'm going to use it in another package for field substitution but I think since the data is in xml it makes sense to use xslt to display it.
Suggestion for flexible rendering
Thanks! Cool package.
I would love to be able to control how to display the multitdata rows in Umbraco.
Best
Jesper
Hi Jesper,
I suggest 3rd option (good enough): use advanced string.format - http://our.umbraco.org/projects/backoffice-extensions/multitype-datatype/feedback-and-feature-requests/20659-Formating-item-text
@petr - I like the cool and advanced xslt version better and better :-)
I'm not sure about xslt with all razor hype ...
But for me xslt is nice option too :-)
Hi Jesper,
Thanks for the ideas I really like the cool and advanced xslt idea.
When I started making the DataEditor control it took me ages to decide on a way to display the data. If I have some time this weekend I will try and do it.
@Petr - I also like the idea of the advanced string.format and I'm going to use it in another package for field substitution but I think since the data is in xml it makes sense to use xslt to display it.
Thanks again.
Ben
Hi all,
+1 for the XSLT option - would be absolutely killer!!!
Would require one to adhere to some "groundrules" regarding the UI, but definitely a great way to tailor the last 20% for a client...
/Chriztian
Hi All,
I have just released v1.1 which now gives you control over the text in each row of the MultiType in the Content section.
The xslt used is selectable in each MultiType.
If you want to display it differently then create a new Xslt with Macro and in the xslt create params for Name, Alias, Value and SortOrder.
Thanks
Ben
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