Page object should have a Children property that contains child pages. This would even allow us to remove the HasChildren property. To solve this currently I would need to walk through the entire MenuPages collection and determine ParendIds and build the collection. This can be complex code that is error prone. I would expect that I should just be able to quickly grab a collection of child pages on any page element.
I am using Visual Studio for Mac to work with Oqtane. The first problem is that the local DB does not work. Yes, I can run SQLServer in a docker container however I really would like to see the DB engine be more versatile. I wrote one for Windows Mobile ages ago using a simple Interface and base classes. If you wanted to write to a different DB engine. You just inherent base classes and implement the native DB engine calls.
I punted and ran deploy to Azure. Everything worked which was sweet until it wasn't. The Azure install kept erroring out trying to make a model. I suspect it is due to permission issues. Anyone, know how to fix the Azure App service to get it to work? I tried a local engine and had the same problem. I actually am concerned that you have to have an Oqtane install working in order to create modules. This seems very odd. I rather see a cli set of commands to create a separate model project, add a module to an existing project, create a base them project.
Next, I tried to use Azure SQL running in the cloud and a local copy running. This consistently throws an internal error 35.
I hope docker SQL Server works or Oqtane becomes dead to our project. 💀
Oh, wait there is more. I deleted everything created on Azure for Oqtane. Then have not been able to get Azure Deploy to work. The first error was with the deployment setting for the app failing to create. Right now I am getting conflicts which is weird. I completely delete everything before doing create and the conflict is random.
Hello @sbwalker
I would like to customize default index to something else for ExternalModule.
Let's say I have one Module named Module1 and there are files Index, Edit, and Settings.
I want to create 3 Index files like IndexGrid, IndexList, and IndexCard.
Now I need something like when I add that module to the page I should have some option so that I can choose one of them(IndexGrid, IndexList and IndexCard) views to show instead of the default index page.
Can you please help with this?
Let's say I have a folder called Module1 as an external module I create sub folder with the name Grid and create one file with Add
In the same way, I created another folder with the name List and create one file with the name Add.
So I would like to have some routing like http://localhost:44357/mypage/*/29/Grid/Add and http://localhost:44357/mypage/*/29/List/Add instead of http://localhost:44357/mypage/*/29/Add kind of URL.
I posted this over a year ago. Are there any hosting sites that Oqtane will work with or will it require a Server/Virtual Server to run. Hi Oqtane team! I have been using Arvixe over the last 8 years to host all my DNN sites. I was just informed that they are not going to support .net Core in any of their shared hosting packages. I've been looking at SmarterASP to host all my future Oqtane and DNN sites. Other than Azure, do any of you have any recommended hosting sites that you have successfully used for Oqtane/.net Core/Blazor?
@leigh-pointer https://studio-elf.ga is very nice. I will follow your module dev.
Thanks
