Content Apps
You can add Content Apps to your types. You can use these to display other information related to them. For example you could display the payments done with a voucher. Of course these data has to come from a custom database.
Adding a Content App
To add your content app you need to create a class that inherits from IUiomaticContentAppFactory
.
public class VoucherHistoryContentApp : IUiomaticContentAppFactory
{
public ContentApp GetContentAppFor(Type type)
{
if (type != typeof(Voucher)) return null;
var voucherHistoryApp = new ContentApp
{
Alias = "voucherHistory",
Name = "Voucher History",
Icon = "icon-calculator",
View = "/App_Plugins/ContentApps/voucherHistory.html",
Weight = 0
};
return voucherHistoryApp;
}
}
This voucherHistoryApp ContentApp is a Umbraco Content App. The configuration of the app is the same than other Umbraco apps.
The GetContentAppFor
method will get the type being loaded in UI-O-Matic. You can use this type to check if your app needs to load.
To add the voucherHistoryApp app to the collection of apps you need to use a Composer :
public class ContentAppsComposer : IUserComposer
{
public void Compose(Composition composition)
{
composition.UiomaticContentApps().Append<VoucherHistoryContentApp>();
}
}
Creating your content app view
On the previous step you configured your content app to display a view on /App_Plugins/ContentApps/voucherHistory.html
.
For this view to work you will need to use a controller.
<div ng-controller="voucherHistoryController">
<!--Your view here-->
</div>
Controller:
You can get the id of your item from editorState.id
angular.module("umbraco").controller("voucherHistoryController",
function ($scope, editorState) {
var id = editorState.id;
//your logic here
});
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