Local blocks and Content Delivery API

Niklas Blomstrand

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Hi,

I noticed that my properties that are local blocks are not visible in the JSON that I get in return from a reqeust to the Content Delivery API.

Is there any way to include properties from local blocks in a request to "/api/episerver/v2.0/content/{referenceORguid}"?

I've been looking at making my own PropertyModel but I'm not sure how I can get it to apply to a local block. Anyone have any ideas or input?

/Niklas

#202488

Mar 27, 2019 12:54

Quan Tran

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Hi Niklas,

You should create a new property model converter for your custom property.

Checkout this document for more details.

#202632

Mar 28, 2019 7:48

Niklas Blomstrand

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Hi Quan,

Thanks for your reply!

I've been looking at making my own property model but as I said, I'm not sure how I can get it to apply to a local block.

If I create a new class that inherits from PropertyModel<TValue,TType> , what should i put as TType? It must be a type that is a type of PropertyData, and what type of PropertyData is a local block?

Do you have any example of this? I can't get it to work.

#202697

Mar 29, 2019 9:14

Quan Tran

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Hi Niklas,

Can you show me the code of your custom property and its usage ?

#202720

Mar 29, 2019 11:12

Niklas Blomstrand

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Hi Quan,

I don't have any code to show you since I don't know what to put as TType for a local block.

/Niklas

#202721

Mar 29, 2019 11:14

Quan Tran

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Hi Niklas,

You can put PropertyBlock as TType.

You can take a look at the music festival template site to see the real scenario on how to create custom block and implement property model.

Create a custom block. here
Create property model for custom block. here
Create property model converter here
Display its value on UI here

#202764

Apr 01, 2019 3:58

Niklas Blomstrand

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Hey,

Thanks for your reply! I will try this.

#202790

Apr 01, 2019 16:00

Quan Tran

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Hi Niklas,

If it works, please mark as Resolve :)

#202823

Apr 02, 2019 8:24