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I have problems with properties. In my current solution I need on all pages allow user directly change content on line (but not like DOPE).
I'm using code like this:
PropertyPageCreated.EditMode = true;
changing state of properties.
This is working correctly (I'm saving changes, deleting pages etc in code), but there is small problem some properties need to have this javascript file:
system.js (especially properties with data).
What should I do - add dynamically this javascript in code on all pages contains properties with datatime type, or maybe there is another solution?
Regards
Oct 20, 2005 12:52
Hi.
Did you came up with a solution?
Im kind of doing the same thing, though it is a migration from 4.62 to CMS 5 R2, so Im currently rewriting the pagetypes.
In my page type User Contorller I have
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Did you came up with a solution?
Im kind of doing the same thing, though it is a migration from 4.62 to CMS 5 R2, so Im currently rewriting the pagetypes.
In my page type User Contorller I have
episerver:property id="propApplicationClosingDate" propertyname="ApplicationClosingDate" editmode="true" runat="server"
This is a Time/Date property.
When running the page and clicking the button to change date, I get an Error On Page message: Object doesn't support this property or method.
Feb 24, 2009 8:49
Maybe this can help you:
http://world.episerver.com/Forum/Pages/Thread.aspx?id=20779&epslanguage=en
A way to include system.js with help of VirtualPathMappings
/Hans
Feb 24, 2009 10:32
Smart thing, but my issue isn't related to any "missing files" or shall we say "Access to files".
I now see that I can't seem to get the edited value. Gosh....
I have several episerver:property with editmode="true".
Say, one with ID="myPropString" wich then is of PropertyType String.
When I edit that property in viewmode and click save I do:
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I now see that I can't seem to get the edited value. Gosh....
I have several episerver:property with editmode="true".
Say, one with ID="myPropString" wich then is of PropertyType String.
When I edit that property in viewmode and click save I do:
myPropString.PropertyValue.ToString()
The result is actualy the value the property had before I edited it.
I could certanly rewrite it to use asp:textbox and then just ask for the myTB.ToString(), but it really nags me.
Did I miss a memo?
Why can't I after migration use <episerver:propery editmode="true" ...../>
And in code-behind actually GET the edited values?
Feb 24, 2009 11:42
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Feb 24, 2009 19:39
