it's just content item id that is stored
Regarding your second question, are you sure the logout URL is correct? It must be an URL owned by the client (your WP app).
We're doing a lot of testing for mobile, and when we use OrchardCore.ContentPreview view, in the head tag above the two iframes, there isn't a viewport in place.
Something like<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
Is there anything in place to extend the ContentPreview module or a better way to handle this?
you might want to look at this view https://github.com/OrchardCMS/OrchardCore/blob/dev/src/OrchardCore.Modules/OrchardCore.ContentPreview/Views/Preview/Index.cshtml and it looks like any theme should be able to override it. Ideally the js inside of it would have been defined as an external resource to make it easier to change.
Could anyone give me some insight as to why I can't see the Audit Trail feature in our solution following an OC package upgrade to the Audit Trail feature branch?
When I go to features and filter by 'audit' I just see the
I've drilled into the
When I go to features and filter by 'audit' I just see the
Users Audit Trail feature, enabling this results in an error most likely because it has a dependency on the Audit Trail feature which is nowhere to be seen.I've drilled into the
OrchardCore.Application.Cms.Targets package dependency in our start up project and can see the OrchardCore.AuditTrail module referenced. There is also nothing in the logs to indicate and error with this. Any ideas or suggestions for further troubleshooting?
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Can we use razor pages in our theme instead of mvc controllers + views?
Check the OrchardCore.Demo module
What have I shmangled ...? when I try and access the Admin panel for my default site the Admin menu is not rendering (no code generated). The new AdminDashboard is rendering but not the AdminMenu. I have checked the admin theme is set to TheAdmin and I am using the OrchardCore nuget packages (16316). Any pointers or thoughts greatly appreciated.
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When writing my own content part in code, can I delete the content part with the Admin pages in order to run the
Create() method of the migration?
@deanmarcussen: Sorry to bother you, but I've got a delivery to make to my client today and I'm getting a really strange error. I've written my own display driver for a part following lombiq's tutorial in their dojo video. When I try to access something in the admin menu that contains the part I've developed, it's saying the shape for the type
MyPart__Edit is not found. The MyPart.Edit.cshtml file is definitely in the Views folder. I don't see anything in the logs to indicate why it is not found.
@sebastienros @deanmarcussen: I can consistently reproduce that Win32 FileTime failure. Some images will do that when previewing in the Admin view of a MediaField.
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Also, another question: I'm working on a giveaway website, and I'm not sure where to begin with Orchard Core. I need to create a custom entity type called Sweepstakes, and this has various properties such as Name, Date, Entrants (which are Users who entered the sweepstake) etc. Is there any examples where I can add custom entities and have them added/edited in the UI? I'm trying to do it with Razor Pages, not MVC, if possible.
Yup, you can do it all in code. Take a look at the orchard core dojo videos by Lombiq on Youtube. They walk you through creating content parts and content items in code. Also gives you a good foundation.
Also, take a look at the OrchardCore.Demo project in the github repo. Shows you how to set up things to use Razor Pages instead of MVC.
Is there a problem with JSON conversion? Is this a bug or is there a problem with my writing?
Need to know before I switch over to liquid. I did see the comment by sebastian on 1 SO question that that is indeed the case
Is there any setting i'm supposed to have for that?
yes. there are settings. if it isn't working and you have set your ASP_ENV = Development the easiest way to get the correct csproj settings is to gen an app with the templates https://docs.orchardcore.net/en/dev/docs/getting-started/templates/index.html and compare the differences to your web project.
if it isn't working and you have set your ASP_ENV = Development the easiest way to get the correct csproj settings is to gen an app with the templates https://docs.orchardcore.net/en/dev/docs/getting-started/templates/index.html and compare the differences to your web project.
which is missing in my case
ASP_ENV is development if you mean by that on "ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT": "Development"
You are making me repeat myself. the easiest way to get the correct csproj settings is to gen an app with the templates https://docs.orchardcore.net/en/dev/docs/getting-started/templates/index.html and compare the differences to your web project.
Hrm, if I add a custom part to a liquid widget, I get an exception stating my shape is not found. Is that not something I can do?
@sebastienros: I'll see if I can create an easy repro and create a bug for it. In the meantime, do you have any suggestions on how to workaround it or fix it? The exception is thrown by
OrchardCore.DisplayManagement.Implementation.DefaultHtmlDisplay.ExecuteAsync(DisplayContext context). Could I replace the default implementation and debug it?
Since I'm using nuget packages for references vs running against the entire OC code base.
@sebastienros: I figured it out. The part was defined and working properly but I did not have a display template file in the module. Since the other place I was using the part had its own shape template in my theme which ignores the part when rendering, none of my other code was actively trying to render the part. This part really doesn't do anything except impact styles rendered in other portions of the markup surrounding the widget the part is placed on.
So, my fix was to create an empty shape template cshtml file.