and assign Theme to null for RazorViewFeature
The GraphQL render method
But at the same time then, some things might not work if you want a script rendered at header.
Because we render these scripts and styles on the header of the page.
So, returning the content of the BuildDisplayAsync without theming or scripts but if you have scripts that are rendered at head then you don't have a Layout to include them after the Body tag for example.
So, I guess in that case the best option is to use an alternate Layout
Or we should be able to pass a param that says use X layout.
Is there a reason why typeof(Controller) instead of
ControllerBase? https://github.com/OrchardCMS/OrchardCore/blob/339d74b251b53393dd510f8ad3027aa17d78500d/src/OrchardCore/OrchardCore.Mvc.Core/Utilities/ControllerTypeExtensions.cs#L10 . When creating an API controller, one would using ControllerBase not Controller
@/all we have released on the cloudsmith feed the packages that we intend to ship for 1.1.0.
To test them you need to add this url in your nuget.config with <add key="OrchardCore" value="https://nuget.cloudsmith.io/orchardcore/preview/v3/index.json" /> , and reference OrchardCore packages with version 1.1.0-preview-16522
As soon as enough people have verified these packages work, I'll publish them on NuGet.
Testing means going through the Setup, testing some features work, and ensuring our guides from the documentation work too.
Thanks
Any thoughts?
Judging by this Issue, OrchardCMS/OrchardCore#6784 would I be correct in assuming that there's currently no way to place a named part with a placement?
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We are looking to move from the current CMS we use to another framework and I want to review Orchard Core CMS. I followed the instructions in the video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3pPyNKJo1iU) and created two types of web sites by choosing the Recipe on the setup screen. It compiled and ran without errors but the site doesn’t appear to be using the theme. I did the BLOG one most recently, because that was the one chosen in the video, and in the video you can see the BLOG images and menu but my site is a white screen and only contains text and links. Am I missing something? Any help would be appreciated. I am using Microsoft Visual Studio Professional 2019 Version 16.11.5 and OrchardCore.Application.Cms.Targets v1.0.0-rc1-13433.
here is a very simple "Getting Started" guide https://docs.orchardcore.net/en/latest/docs/getting-started/
@agriffard we should have done some of the changes in release/1.1 instead of main, like the docs, since now the documentation references 1.1
So I am releasing 1.1 now, nobody complained, and you deployed in on try.o.fr
Does no one have such an issue with a recipe update?
Is there a way to create a link to a page that list a specific content type and creates only content types of a specific type? For example, I have a content types for "Colors" I want to add a link on the admin menu that'll take the user to a page that'll list only "Colors" content types. and when the user clicks "New" button, it'll create a new Color instead of giving the user an option to create other content-types.
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I tried this but it does not do anything special
.Add(S["Colors"], "5", t => t
.Action("List", adminControllerName, new { area = "OrchardCore.Contents", ContentType = "Color" })
.Permission(CommonPermissions.EditContent)
.LocalNav()
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Does anyone else feel content creation process is a little constricted? Why does content creation have to be an "admin" experience, especially given the fine grain control over content types. Granted I may just not how to use the platform. Currently you have to maintain two themes which is a little annoying. What was the reasoning behind the admin/user theme thinking and is it still a relevant default in today's user content generation world?
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How to render SEO content item parts to the page via Razor?