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Mark Clark

@daerogami

Wondering if I should be able to just do something like this

private readonly IConfiguration _configuration;

public Startup(IConfiguration configuration)
{
    _configuration = configuration;
}

Niraj Soni

@ns8482e

why not ? should work

however its better to use IShellConfiguration

supports tenant aware configuration

if you would like to have different config per tenant

Mark Clark

@daerogami

no need for tenancy support, will always be single tenant and this is for a module spinning up a few EF contexts from external sources and I just need a way to access the connection strings.

Kevin Welsh

@kdubious

Does anyone use the SEO settings? I don't think the Canonical field is doing anything.

Mike Paterson

@devlife

how can i explicitly render one content item inside of another content item? Something like this (but that actually works :))

<div id="hero-container" class="ra-hero--saber @String.Join(" ", Model.Classes)">
    <div class="ra-hero__content">
        <div class="ra-hero__callout ra-contained">
            <div class="ra-hero__callout-content">
                @await DisplayAsync(Model.Header)

                @{
                    var widgets = (ContentItem[])Model.ContentItem.Content.FlowPart.Widgets.ToObject<ContentItem[]>();
                    var logos = widgets.Where(c => c.ContentType == "FlowMediaWidget").ToList();

                    foreach (var logo in logos)
                    {
                        @* This throws as it needs a shape *@
                        await DisplayAsync(logo);
                    }

                    Model.Content.Remove("FlowMediaWidget");
                }
            </div>
        </div>
    </div>
    @await DisplayAsync(Model.Content)
</div>

Dean Marcussen

@deanmarcussen

It worked when I wrote it @kdubious …

Kevin Welsh

@kdubious

@deanmarcussen if I set a value on a BlogPost, it doesn't seem to render it in the head tag

do you know if it expects other settings?

Dean Marcussen

@deanmarcussen

@devlife you need to call BuildDisplay first. There’s a helper Orchard.DisplayAsync which does it, or inject the content item display manager

3 replies

I don’t think so. Try it on a page that isn’t a list. Cause the list renders RSS feed links as well. It shouldn’t conflict though

Kevin Welsh

@kdubious

no luck. I set it to the following on the home page, but nothing renders:

og:url and twitter:url get set automatically to "https://www.panhumanbooks.com/home"

but no <link rel="canonical"

Kevin Welsh

@kdubious

@deanmarcussen Do I need something like this for the link?
<resources type="Meta" />

Ahh... <resources type="HeadLink" />

Mike Paterson

@devlife

Is there a way to remove all "FlowMediaWidget" parts from the "FlowPart.Widgets" array here? I tried Model.Content.Remove("FlowMediaWidget"); but no such luck.

{
  "TitlePart": {
    "Title": null
  },
  "HeroContainer": {
    "BackgroundImage": {
      "Paths": [
        "Innovator Resources/SERIES-I-Logo-Hero-2.png"
      ],
      "MediaTexts": []
    },
    "CalloutLogo": {
      "Paths": [],
      "MediaTexts": []
    }
  },
  "FlowPart": {
    "Widgets": [
      {
        "ContentItemId": "4dpm8bcp9aevywvjhecehncsnd",
        "ContentItemVersionId": null,
        "ContentType": "FlowMediaWidget",
        "DisplayText": "Logo",
        "Latest": false,
        "Published": false,
        "ModifiedUtc": "2021-11-03T17:21:14.8646595Z",
        "PublishedUtc": null,
        "CreatedUtc": null,
        "Owner": "",
        "Author": "admin",
        "FlowMediaWidget": {
          "Media": {
            "Paths": [
              "Logos/SERIES_I_LOGO_Tagline.png"
            ],
            "MediaTexts": [
              ""
            ],
            "Anchors": [
              {
                "X": 0.5,
                "Y": 0.5
              }
            ]
          }
        },
        "FlowPart": {
          "Widgets": []
        },
        "TitlePart": {
          "Title": "Logo"
        },
        "AdditionalStylingPart": {
          "CustomClasses": "center-logo",
          "RemoveGridExtensionClasses": false
        },
        "@WeldedPartSettings": {
          "AdditionalStylingPart": {}
        },
        "FlowMetadata": {
          "Alignment": 2,
          "Size": 100
        }
      }
    ]
  },
  "AdditionalStylingPart": {
    "CustomClasses": "ra-hero--saber-detail",
    "RemoveGridExtensionClasses": false
  },
  "@WeldedPartSettings": {
    "AdditionalStylingPart": {}
  },
  "FlowMetadata": {
    "Alignment": 3,
    "Size": 100
  }
}

Niraj Soni

@ns8482e

json is in Model.ContentItem.Content

Mike Paterson

@devlife

right. i know that's where it is. But how can I remove json objects from the FlowPart.Widgets JArray?

Niraj Soni

@ns8482e

have you tried with <contentitem > tag helper?

Mike Paterson

@devlife

I'm not sure what you mean. how would that remove parts of the json?

Niraj Soni

@ns8482e

may be I misunderstood- Model.ContentItem.Content is json data of content item that you created from admin - are you asking how to remove element from it?

or you just want to filter certain element?

e,g `FlowPart.Widgets[0] is content item that you can use to build shape as @deanmarcussen suggested using BuildDisplay

or you can use contentitem tag helper

Mike Paterson

@devlife

Yes I think you are misunderstanding. I am using custom rendering for the portion of the json and do not want it to be included in the typical rendering pipeline.

I am asking how to remove an element from it. specifically an element in an array

Niraj Soni

@ns8482e

just hide it using "place":"-" in placement

Jasmin Savard

@Skrypt

I won't be able to join the meeting. My puppy has a veterinary appointment :dog:

Dean Marcussen

@deanmarcussen

You got a puppy? Why haven’t I seen pictures? (Hope he/she is ok)

Sébastien Ros

@sebastienros

btw it's now

Jasmin Savard

@Skrypt

well it's a dog now but that's always a puppy ain't it?

:smile:

She is fine. Just normal appointment.

881189-free-download-black-lab-wallpaper-1920x1200-image.jpg

For Dean :P

Dean Marcussen

@deanmarcussen

:heart:

Antoine Griffard

@agriffard

Now, we want a picture of Dean's cat.

Dean Marcussen

@deanmarcussen

Jasmin Savard

@Skrypt

A little tiger :smile:

pbull001

@pbull001

Going a little nuts!! To enable user registration - enable feature in admin and then .....~/Register ? Appreciate any pointers.

7 replies

Dean Marcussen

@deanmarcussen

there's a setting to turn on after... but don't really know what you're asking

pbull001

@pbull001

Going a little nuts!! To enable user registration - enable feature in admin and then .....~/Register ? Appreciate any pointers.
RTM - need to update settings under Security and then bobs your uncle. Been a long couple of days ... brain is a bit mushy...

Mike Alhayek

@MikeAlhayek

Anyone online can explain why this isn't working?

var response = new LoginResponse() { UserId = "abc", Token = "123" };
var user = await _userManager.FindByIdAsync(response.UserId) as User;
user.Put(response);
var storedResponse = user.As<LoginResponse>();

I am expecting storedResponse.Token to be "123" but instead its null. In fact, user.Has<LoginResponse>() returns false

Sébastien Ros

@sebastienros

Does it work if user is not a ContentItem?

Mike Alhayek

@MikeAlhayek

@sebastienros user is not a ContectItem. I am not using the CMS in this case. User is IEntity and has a Properties object that I should be able to add anything to it

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