And again excellent tool!

A little heads up for you who have set witch page types are to be available to the editor when creating a sub-page under a page type. This setting will not be converted by the tool. It defaults to all pagetypes.

Can’t tell you how long I’ve waited for someone to make something like this!

One suggestion could be to display a list of properties that appear on more than one page type but are missing in Page Type Builder and offer the option of deleting them altogether. Native properties excluded of course…

should be:
pdf.HelpText != null ? pdf.HelpText.Replace(“\”", “‘”) : string.Empty

Love this tool!

This post just saved me hours!

Thanks.

Thanks in advance.

Is anyone who run into this kind of components ? I want to make use of this as a substitute for xForm in my Episerver project.

I went through “PageList with SelectedItemTemplate” article which is excellent.

Can you please explain the same if i have PageTree instead of PageList in my project.

Can you please provide code (or link) to implement PageTree to the same requirement as for PageList.

Thanks in advance.

As I understand, the data from the form is saved in the table tblItem. But when use the sql profiler, I cant see the data in clear text. It looks like its encrypted.

Is it possible to use the form data information stored in the database directly, using another system, for example Reporting Services?

I’ve also come across http://blogs.interakting.co.uk/brad/archive/2008/08/21/making-an-episerver-plug-in-copying-episerver-page-type-properties.aspx and implemented it as a plugin. Now, when I have many new properties across multiple pagetypes I make a temporary pagetype – duplicate all the properties I want in to it, then export that pagetype in to my test, then live environments. Again I can then use the temp pagetype to duplicate the required properties to whichever ‘real’ pagetypes require them.

Between both these tools, it saves a lot of mundane work.

Thanks.

Schoolboy error!

Thanks very much for the control by the way!

No matter how hard I try, and how much I copy and paste, I can’t get this to work!

It doesn’t need to be compiled does it?

Also, where have you put it in your filesystem?

Every time I try to do this, I get told in my aspx page that my control isn’t a known element!

Any ideas?

Otherwise I would recommend the module I’ve linked in the post called PageTypeUtil, it’s has alot of more functions.

Strange. Anyone know if that really is bot-proof?

I’ve never seen it before… usually I make it at least 5 chars…

Good luck.

Rather I need like A/12,A/14,B/11,B/15,C/13,C/16… Plz help me to resolve this Problem…

I do think that they should’ve inherited from the Repeater-control, but EPiServer probably have some good(?) reason why they didn’t.

I think the PageList control should have inherit from Repeater instead of makeing there own, but that is maybe only me.

/Steve

Another nice one is
public static PageData GetPageData(this PageReference pr)
{
return DataFactory.Instance.GetPage(pr);
}

[code]
public static PageData GetParent(this PageData pd)
{
return DataFactory.Instance.GetPage(pd.ParentLink);
}
[/code]

saves a lot of time.

about this:
I followed the steps in the article, but the editor only loaded about half of the times. Wierd, so I started debugging. No luck at all. Tried to deploy the project to our test-server and it worked all of the time.

I think it is because there is error before and iis or browser has cache the error. If you do an iisreset and new browser it will be gone.

/Erik

Thanx,
Dejan

Cheers,
Chris

However, the thing was that ResolveUrlFromUIBySettings is not properly closed..

<input onclick=”OpenGetPageDialog(”,”, ”, ”, ‘en’);” />