Detect DOPE mode in codebehind

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Vote:

Hello,

I have tried to use code found in FAQ:

private bool IsDope(ControlCollection controls)
{
foreach (Control control in controls)
{
if (control.HasControls() && IsDope(control.Controls))
return true;

EPiServer.Web.WebControls.Property prop = control as EPiServer.Web.WebControls.Property;

if (prop == null)
continue;
if (!prop.EditMode && prop.Editable)
return true;
}
return false;
}

private bool IsDope()
{
return IsDope(Page.Controls);
}

Except the

EPiServer.Web.WebControls.Property prop = control as EPiServer.Web.WebControls.Property;

replacing older version

EPiServer.Web.WebControls.Property prop = control as EPiServer.Web.WebControls.Property;

But for every Editable control, for example

result of IsDope is true even though it is not displayed in DOPE mode.

Is there any other way to detect DOPE mode that works?

#30070

May 29, 2009 14:44

Vote:

Ah I have also tried Emil's

string dopemode = Request.Params["DopeMode"];
if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(dopemode) && dopemode.ToLower() == "enable")
{
   // DOPE mode detected!
}

but the Request.Params collection doesn't contain anything similar to DOPE flag.

:-(

#30071

May 29, 2009 14:47

Per Bjurström

Vote:

bool isDope = ContextMenu.IsMenuEnabled
              && ContextMenu.OnPageEditControl != null
              && ContextMenu.OnPageEditControl.EditMode;

#30088

Jun 01, 2009 12:18

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