Hi Ismail,

I know you find the answer already but a quick reply for future reads.

MNTP is supported for media indeed in CMSImport.In your case you are using normal content references so you need to write a FieldAdapter to achieve this goal.

Thanks,

Richard

 

Richard,

Yup some code below for anyone interested need to ensure that all the pages that referenced via mntp are published:

public class MntpAdapter : IFieldAdapter

    {

        private static readonly Dictionary<string,int> LookUp = new Dictionary<string, int>();

 

        public MntpAdapter()

        {

            if (LookUp.Count == 0)

            {

                LookUp.Add("MNTP Chemical resistance picker (1,1)",1066);

                LookUp.Add("MNTP Fabric Picker (1,1)", 1127);

                LookUp.Add("MNTP Max Temp picker (1,1)", 1063);

                LookUp.Add("MNTP Min Temp picker (1,1)", 1060);

                LookUp.Add("MNTP Polymer picker (1,1)", 1126);

                LookUp.Add("MNTP Tensile Strength (1,1)", 1074);

                LookUp.Add("MNTP Thickness picker (1,1)", 1057);

                LookUp.Add("MNTP Weight picker (1,1)", 1054);

 

                LogHelper.Info(typeof(MntpAdapter), () => "initialised lookup dictionary for field adapter");

            }

        }

 

        public Guid DataTypeId

        {

            get { return new Guid("7e062c13-7c41-4ad9-b389-41d88aeef87c"); } //guid of mntp type that all my datatypes are based on

        }

 

        public object Parse(object value, umbraco.cms.businesslogic.property.Property property, FieldAdapterOptions fieldAdapterOptions)

        {

            if (LookUp.ContainsKey(property.PropertyType.DataTypeDefinition.Text))

            {

                try

                {

                    value = GetLookUpValue(LookUp[property.PropertyType.DataTypeDefinition.Text], value.ToString(),

                                           property.PropertyType.DataTypeDefinition.Text);

                }

                catch (Exception ex)

                {

                    LogHelper.Error(typeof(MntpAdapter), "doing lookup " + ex.ToString(), ex);

                }

            }

 

            return value;

        }

 

        /// <summary>

        /// translate the option to previously imported data and get id

        /// so mntp will work

        /// </summary>

        /// <param name="lookUpNodeId"></param>

        /// <param name="value"></param>

        /// <param name="property"></param>

        /// <returns></returns>

        private string GetLookUpValue(int lookUpNodeId, string value,string property)

        {

            string propertyValue = value;

 

            LogHelper.Info(typeof(MntpAdapter), () => string.Format("doing lookup nodeid {0} in value {1}", lookUpNodeId, propertyValue));

 

            var node = uQuery.GetNode(lookUpNodeId).ChildrenAsList.FirstOrDefault(n => n.Name.ToLower() == value.ToLower());

 

            if (node != null && !string.IsNullOrEmpty(node.Name))

            {

                value = node.Id.ToString();

            }

            else

            {

                LogHelper.Info(typeof(MntpAdapter), () => string.Format("no value found doing lookup nodeid {0} in value {1} for property {2}", lookUpNodeId, propertyValue, property));

                value = string.Empty;

            }

 

            return value;

        }

    }

Thanks for sharing!

Richard,

That is mint!!! Awesome work.

Thanks!

Hi Richard,

We have a MNTP for a collection of people (Contacts). Within that we had an a - z node container for organization. Is there a way upon import to look inside each of those node conatiners for the actual node value? Right now, it does not match b/c it is only look at the level immediately below the "Collection Of People" which is essentially the a - z node containers.

Example:

- Contacts

  - A

    - Adam

    - Alice

- B

- C

- ...etc.

Trying to get a match on Adam and Alice.

Thanks,

Ed

Hi Ed,

I've fixed this last week for a client who used filters. Release is not fully tested yet therefore it's not yet available. Care to test? If so mail me please [email protected].

Thanks,

Richard

Awesome - Thanks Richard. Email sent.

Hi Richard

Is the lookup functionality working in Umbraco 7 in CMSImport 2.5.1? 
I believe I have everything correctly configured. I have some MultiNodeTreePickers on a content I'm importing and all mapped properties are imported except those which are MNTPs. The datasource contains values which exist in the content tree in the MNTP Node Type. I can't seem to find what I'm doing wrong. Can you help please?

Thanks in advance

Hi Philipe,

MNTP Node Type should work as expected. But for V7 there are a few changes. Can you share how you configured MNTP Then I can reproduce and fix the issue.

Thanks,

Richard

Hi Richard

Thanks for your reply. My MNTP configuration is pretty straightforward:

Property Editor:
Multinode Treepicker

Node type:
Content
I've choosen a root node using the content tree, not xpath. 

Filter: 
None

Minimum/maximum number of items:
None

Thanks

Filipe 

 

I eventually got a workaround using a FieldProvider.

 

Working on it now. Seems that there was a new MNTP where I thought the other picker was already multi node. Sorry for the confusion it will be in the next version tho.

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