November Happy Hour will be moved to Thursday December 5th.
November Happy Hour will be moved to Thursday December 5th.
Not sure if this is what you are looking for:
(btw. I didn't find that EPiServer provided the url's out of the box)
http://yoursite/ui/edit/Default.aspx?id=<pageId>&mode=createpage
For simple editing: &mode=simpleeditmode
You could also append "&epslanguage=xx" for specifying language. (if creating languagebranch of existing page. etc.)
-Svein Inge-
Thank you Svein Inge
I've created a usercontrol which creates the link for me. It works fine on my startpage, but I when I tried using it on a subpage(country.aspx) the createhere string is always null. I don't get it. I can set a test label as <%#Container.CurrentPage.PageLink %>", but not the string createhere.
Any ideas on why the value is null on some pages?
/Markus
--------------NewPage.ascx.cs-------------------
public partial class NewPage : EPiServer.UserControlBase
{
public String createhere { get; set; }
protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
if (createhere != null)
{
//create page reference from createhere(parent newslist)
PageReference pr = newPageReference(Convert.ToInt16(createhere));
//get page from reference
PageData _page = GetPage(pr);
//If current user is allowed to create a new page, then create the link
if (_page.ACL.QueryDistinctAccess(AccessLevel.Publish) && PrincipalInfo.HasEditAccess)
{
//use variable createhere as id
string id = createhere.ToString();
//Fetch the sites url
string siteurl = Settings.Instance.SiteUrl.ToString();
//Fetch url for UI
string edit = Settings.Instance.UIUrl.ToString();
//Remove ~/ from the UIURL
edit = edit.Remove(0, 2);
//Make a create url
linkbutton.PostBackUrl = siteurl + edit + "edit/default.aspx" + "?id=" + id + "&mode=createpage";
linkbutton.Visible = true;
}
}
}
}
-------------Country.aspx--------------------
Footer in my episerver:pagelist. Looks the same on my working default.aspx.
<FooterTemplate>
<development:newpage ID="Newpage1" createhere="<%#Container.CurrentPage.PageLink %>" runat="server"/>
<asp:Label id="label" Text="<%#Container.CurrentPage.PageLink %>" runat="server"/>
</FooterTemplate>
Maybe you are missing a databind.
For debugging you could add the following to your usercontrol: CREATEHERE CURRENTVALUE: <%#createhere %>
You could also override databinding in your usercontrol's codebehind and set a breakpoint to see if databind is fired.
I was missing a databind, added one to my linkbutton in the usercontrols page load.
Everything is working now, thank you again :)
/Markus
I noticed in the error log that my user control is having problems with the friendlyurl function. How can I create an url that can be converted to a friendlyurl?
2011-09-06 09:40:20,812 ERROR [5] EPiServer.Web.FriendlyHtmlRewriteToExternal.IsHtmlUrlValidForRewrite - Invalid path encountered: WebForm_DoPostBackWithOptions(new%20WebForm_PostBackOptions(%22ctl00$fullRegion$PageList1$ctl02$newpage$linkbutton%22,%20%22%22,%20false,%20%22%22,%20%22http://mydomain.com/episerver/UI/edit/default.aspx, Exception: System.Web.HttpException: 'WebForm_DoPostBackWithOptions(new%20WebForm_PostBackOptions(%22ctl00$fullRegion$PageList1$ctl02$newpage$linkbutton%22,%20%22%22,%20false,%20%22%22,%20%22http://mydomain.com/episerver/UI/edit/default.aspx' is not a valid virtual path.
at System.Web.VirtualPath.Create(String virtualPath, VirtualPathOptions options)
at System.Web.VirtualPathUtility.Combine(String basePath, String relativePath)
at EPiServer.Web.FriendlyHtmlRewriteToExternal.IsHtmlUrlValidForRewrite(UrlBuilder contextUrl, UrlBuilder url)
The issue with friendlyUrl was solved by switching from a link button to an ordinary link(A href..).
How can I access the url that is used when you right click in view mode and choose "new"? Do I have to create it myself or can EPiServer provide it for me? The SDK calles it QuickNew, but I haven't found any documentation about it.
I'm adding a link button to my news lists to create a new news item. I need to make it easier for users who almost never create or edit pages.
We're running CMS 5 R2.
/Markus