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Edit only one field from block
you could try to have a uiHint on hat property and then create a display template for it. Then you can render it based on that.
if you only want that visible on ediitng, you can put PageEditing.PageIsInEditMode as well and then display a different view when rendered outside of edit mode.
[UIHint("PageHeader")]
public virrtual basepageseettingsblock basepagesettings{get;set;}
then you create a PageHeader.cshtml file in display templates. I am not sure if it will work but worth a shot. Let me kow how it goes.
Apr 10, 2014 4:56
I would certainly expect this sub property to be editable just as any other field. I'll do an investigation to see if this is a bug/glitch...
Apr 10, 2014 8:22
Hi,
Is it possible to have only one editable field from the block on the page. What I mean:
I have a block with a field:
[Display(Name = "Page header", Description = "Page Header", GroupName = Global.GroupNames.Labels, Order = 10)]
public virtual String PageHeader { get; set; }
This block is present as a property in a page data class:
public virtual BasePageSettingsBlock BasePageSettings{ get; set; } << this block contains PageHeader property.
In a view I want this field to be editable, so I write a PropertyFor for the field PageHeader:
@Html.PropertyFor(x => x.CurrentPage.BasePageSettings.PageHeader)
but it doesn't editable in edit mode. It is editable prperties view, or if I write PropertyFor for the whole block. Is it possible to have only this field editable in edit mode?