/// <summary>
/// This Repeater "Web Part" is given the ViewBag (since it's normally not available on child actions) and configures itself from this.
/// This allows for easy calling and adjustment to this "Web Parts" Logic without really needing adjustments on the calling Views, but
/// is very much tied into the source (ex: Kentico). It would be hard to flip this with Kentico Cloud if you wished to use that.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="ViewBag">The ViewBag which will have the Document, Culture, and Site Context</param>
/// <returns></returns>
public ActionResult NavigationByContext(dynamic ViewBag)
{
// Build the actual Partial View's model from the data provided by the parent View
ExampleMVCWebPartsSubNavs Model = new ExampleMVCWebPartsSubNavs();
var subNavs = new List <SubNav>();
// Get the Sub Nav Items
foreach (ITreeNode Node in DocumentQueryHelper.RepeaterQuery(
Path: ViewBag.CurrentDocument.NodeAliasPath + "/%",
CultureCode: ((CultureInfo)ViewBag.CurrentCulture).CultureCode,
SiteName: ((ISiteInfo)ViewBag.CurrentSite).SiteName,
ClassNames: "CMS.MenuItem",
OrderBy: "NodeLevel, NodeOrder",
Columns: "MenuItemName,NodeAliasPath"
))
{
subNavs.Add(new SubNav()
{
LinkText = Node.GetValue("MenuItemName").ToString(),
// You have to decide what your URL will be, for us our URLs = NodeAliasPath
LinkUrl = Node.NodeAliasPath
});
}
Model.SubNavigation = subNavs;
return(View("Navigation", Model));
}
/// <summary>
/// This Repeater "Webpart" Relies on just a path that would be provided through the View's context. Does not rely on passing
/// the ViewBag like the NavigationByContext, but does then require the calling View to provide the properties, and if ever more
/// properties are needed, would need to adjust both Controller and View alike.
/// </summary>
/// <returns></returns>
public ActionResult NavigationByPath(string Path, string Culture, string SiteName)
{
// Build the actual Partial View's model from the data provided by the parent View
ExampleMVCWebPartsSubNavs Model = new ExampleMVCWebPartsSubNavs();
List <SubNav> SubNavs = new List <SubNav>();
// Get the Sub Nav Items
foreach (TreeNode Node in DocumentQueryHelper.RepeaterQuery(
Path: Path + "/%",
CultureCode: Culture,
SiteName: SiteName,
ClassNames: "CMS.MenuItem",
OrderBy: "NodeLevel, NodeOrder",
Columns: "MenuItemName,NodeAliasPath"
))
{
Model.SubNavigation.Add(new SubNav()
{
LinkText = Node.GetValue("MenuItemName", ""),
// You have to decide what your URL will be, for us our URLs = NodeAliasPath
LinkUrl = Node.NodeAliasPath
});
}
return(View("Navigation", Model));
}
/// <summary>
/// This Repeater "Webpart" Relies on just a path that would be provided through the View's context. Does not rely on passing
/// the ViewBag like the NavigationByContext, but does then require the calling View to provide the properties, and if ever more
/// properties are needed, would need to adjust both Controller and View alike.
/// </summary>
/// <returns></returns>
public ActionResult NavigationByPath(string Path, string Culture, string SiteName)
{
// Build the actual Partial View's model from the data provided by the parent View
ExampleMVCWebPartsSubNavs Model = new ExampleMVCWebPartsSubNavs();
// Get the Sub Nav Items from the ExampleService
Model.SubNavigation = _exampleService.GetSubNavFromAliasPath(Path, CultureInfoProvider.GetCultureInfo(Culture));
return(View("Navigation", Model));
}
/// <summary>
/// This Repeater "Web Part" relies completely on being passed the proper Model which is platform agnostic, so you could
/// provide a List of SubNavs generated from Kentico, Kentico Cloud, or some other source.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="SubNavs">The Sub Nav List (Passed from the View's Model)</param>
/// <returns></returns>
public ActionResult NavigationByModel(IEnumerable <SubNav> SubNavs)
{
// Build the actual Partial View's model from the data provided by the parent View
ExampleMVCWebPartsSubNavs Model = new ExampleMVCWebPartsSubNavs()
{
SubNavigation = SubNavs
};
return(View("Navigation", Model));
}
