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DOPEable properties in usercontrol

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In a UserControl; if I want to include a property that is defined on, let say, the start page, and that should be possible to edit in DOPE, I do the following... .ascx .ascx.cs public PageData root; public EPiServer.WebControls.Property Whatever; private void Page_Load(object sender, System.EventArgs e) { root = Global.EPDataFactory.GetPage(Global.EPConfig.StartPage); Whatever.InnerProperty = root.Property["Whatever"]; Whatever.Editable = true; } But it feels like I'm missing out on something really basic.
#12338
Aug 25, 2005 1:35
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I think you could just do this: .ascx
#14087
Aug 25, 2005 22:45
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Oops, continued... Then you shouldn't need anything in your code behind. Cheers.
#14088
Aug 25, 2005 22:47
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Sorry for wasting yours and everyone elses time. I was probably drivelling you away with this too-simple-to-be-a-saying-what-he-says question (because I don't see how your prop would work). It should of course just be; .ascx
#14089
Aug 26, 2005 14:44
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Duh, take that back. DOPE changes doesn't stick, alltough it looks like they save at first glance. But when I reload page, it's reset. Anyone? I feel like a real DOPE here...
#14090
Aug 26, 2005 17:27
Linus Ekström
Linus Ekström
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DOPE only works for saving properties on the current page.
#14091
Sep 08, 2005 12:14
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