Yeah, I guess I should, should't I? :) It's currently a UserControl so is "old skool" but I'm not actually sure if there is any better alternative for dashboard apps? But it's definitely something I will be looking at...
Now you've done it! :) I started to look at doing this "properly" in Angular and using the new methodology, as it would be good to learn. So this will propably involve a custom tree (as I think I know how to build one in 7.x) and then re-do everything using WebApi and JSON. So it will be more effort, and take longer, but hopefully it should be even better if fully native :) That's my plan, anyway.... If it all goes wrong I'll just boostrap up the current version :p
Wow, that's really handy - and nice and simple. Great example! I'm currently going down the custom tree route, but if that proves fruitless I now have an alternative. Thanks :)
Plans for a v7 compatible version?
Hi Dan,
Do you have any plans to make Diplo Trace Log Viewer compatible with Umbraco v7?
Thanks,
Jeavon
I should have said that the only issues in v7 are layout ones, it actually functions perfectly fine :-)
Hi Jeavon,
Yeah, I guess I should, should't I? :) It's currently a UserControl so is "old skool" but I'm not actually sure if there is any better alternative for dashboard apps? But it's definitely something I will be looking at...
Hi Dan,
Yes you should, all it really needs is the styling issues fixing.
There is a new method for creating angular JS dashboards but I can't find any references for it currently :-(
Jeavon
Now you've done it! :) I started to look at doing this "properly" in Angular and using the new methodology, as it would be good to learn. So this will propably involve a custom tree (as I think I know how to build one in 7.x) and then re-do everything using WebApi and JSON. So it will be more effort, and take longer, but hopefully it should be even better if fully native :) That's my plan, anyway.... If it all goes wrong I'll just boostrap up the current version :p
Ah cool! As there was no example of a Angular based dashboard I had a experiment and found it was very very very easy, here is the code:
package.manifest
dashboard.welcome.html
dashboard.welcome.js
dashboard.config
Wow, that's really handy - and nice and simple. Great example! I'm currently going down the custom tree route, but if that proves fruitless I now have an alternative. Thanks :)
You can be the first to know - the rewritten from scratch v7 version has just been released - http://our.umbraco.org/projects/developer-tools/diplo-trace-log-viewer
Enjoy and any feedback welcome :)
That's totally awesome!
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