Hi,

Try following the solution mentioned in this blog post, Its old but may be relavent to you.

http://episervernz.blogspot.in/2006/09/advanced-property-development-with.html

You may also have to use Jquery.

/Raju

The article above was written in September 2006, I am sure Episerver must have evolve a lot after that.

I am looking for any advance methods that are supported in 7.5 version.

Thanks

Hi, Pankaj,

Please check out this post, it looks like that's what you are looking for: http://world.episerver.com/blogs/Duong-Nguyen/Dates/2014/1/Country-Region-drop-down-lists-in-All-properties-mode/

BR,

Marija

Thanks Marija, the article helped me a lot. Just trying to figure out where all these files are located in Episerver installation.

Thanks

Hi,

Thanks for the article Marija. I'm trying to accomplish something similar but all examples use hardcoded values (Country dropdown for example) and I'd like the content editor to be able to maintain these inside the CMS. In 6R2 we had the Select list (multiple selection) but this is not available in code first templates.

Does anyone have an idea what the best practice is in version 8?

Thanks!

/Mark

Hi, Mark, you can do virtually anything with ISelectionFactory. 

Perhaps you can load items that are a part of tree or add these as categories and sub-categories...

Can you share some more details on what you want to achieve, perhaps it would be easier to help you with the possible solutions?

Hi Marija,

What I'm building is a customer feedback form where a user can select an option form a list of radiobuttons:

Example:

RATING:

X Very good     O Good     O Bad 

I want these options to be maintainable in the CMS and not as in the code examples where they're prededined.

Hope this helps.

/Mark

When you select one of the options, does any other property get reloaded like in the example above or you just need the value for the Rating property to be maintained from CMS?

Now that I read again, you are sort-of rebuilding the XForm functionality? So the editor shouldn't be able to select any of the items, he/she should be able only to add form options?

Hi,

No, there's no dependency on other properties. Just a list of radiobuttons or dropdown list.

And XForm is not an option due to the HTML rendered :(

/Mark

Hi, Mark,

But the XForm is fully customizable (at least in MVC), have you seen this post:

http://www.eyecatch.no/blog/2013/09/full-customization-of-xforms-with-episerver-7-and-mvc/

I think it will eat you a lot of time if you try to recreate the functionality.

Hi Marija,

Thanks! Looking the link you sent me :)