private async Task <string> BuildTemplate <TModel>(string name, TModel model)
{
return(await _razorViewRenderService.RenderToStringAsync(name, model));
}
public async Task <JsonResult> GetEditorUI(SettingsType settingsType)
{
string view = string.Empty;
dynamic model = null;
// This is just for demo purposes. In reality, we would have something like an ISettings interface and various implementations thereof stored in the database.
string editorTemplatePath = null;
switch (settingsType)
{
case SettingsType.DateTimeSettings:
{
editorTemplatePath = "/Views/Shared/EditorTemplates/DateTimeSettings.cshtml";
model = new
{
defaultTimeZoneId = string.Empty,
allowUsersToSetTimeZone = false
};
}
break;
case SettingsType.MembershipSettings:
{
editorTemplatePath = "/Views/Shared/EditorTemplates/MembershipSettings.cshtml";
model = new
{
disallowUnconfirmedUserLogin = false,
generatedPasswordLength = 7,
generatedPasswordNumberOfNonAlphanumericChars = 3
};
}
break;
case SettingsType.SiteSettings:
{
editorTemplatePath = "/Views/Shared/EditorTemplates/SiteSettings.cshtml";
model = new
{
siteName = string.Empty,
defaultFrontendLayoutPath = string.Empty,
adminLayoutPath = string.Empty,
defaultGridPageSize = 0,
defaultTheme = string.Empty,
allowUserToSelectTheme = false,
defaultLanguage = string.Empty,
defaultMetaKeywords = string.Empty,
defaultMetaDescription = string.Empty,
homePageTitle = string.Empty
};
}
break;
}
view = await razorViewRenderService.RenderToStringAsync(editorTemplatePath, null, routeData : RouteData, useActionContext : false);
return(Json(new { View = view, Model = model }));
//return Json(new
//{
// View = "<div>Foo: ${foo}</div>",
// Model = new
// {
// Foo = "Bar!"
// }
//});
}
