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Are you willing to pick a content item dynamically or will it work if you pass that from config settings?
Can you also give a highlevel idea of what you want to acheive, so there may be other implementation approach that you can try?
Preferrable is of course that you can pick it dynamicly like a normal content selector.
What I want to do is to search for specific products and variants but I waat the user to be able to select a specific category to search within.
I have solved it by rendering the catalog tree in a dropdown, it does the job but of course a regular content picker would have been better.
In that case, following link may help in rendering the content picker
This will help :)
Yes, that helped and was really useful. But there was no way to get a dialog containing the catalog tree, just the page tree.
Dates worked just fine so I guess I will just use that.
The dialog I'm looking for is the one shown when adding a category to a catalog content in the Commerce GUI or adding the catalog in the asset pane.
I also tried to add the catalog as an Id to the dialog:
/episerver/CMS/edit/pagebrowser.aspx?id=-2147483629__CatalogContent
But that threw an exception.
For that I will need to do little RnD.
Did you tried passing ID with this url? (below)
/secure/ui/CMS/edit/pagebrowser.aspx
Both:
/secure/ui/CMS/edit/pagebrowser.aspx
and
/episerver/secure/ui/CMS/edit/pagebrowser.aspx
Gives me a 404
Hi!
Henrik made a nice example here how to add a MVC report in the Reports section, nice.
https://world.episerver.com/blogs/Henrik-Fransas/Dates/2016/3/create-custom-report-in-mvc-with-excel-export/
But how do I add a content picker into my report? Looks like the reports are "dojo free" and the other standard reports in Epi are old .aspx files.
Thanks!