/// <summary>
/// Example of how to do Web Parts in MVC Using RenderAction, and in this case the parent Controller is filling a model
/// that will be passed to the "Web Part" (Action) in order to render. More leg work but also source-agnostic. (Model-View-ViewModel MVVM)
/// </summary>
/// <returns></returns>
public ActionResult MVCWebPartsViewModel()
{
TreeNode FoundNode = DocumentQueryHelper.GetNodeByAliasPath(HttpContext.Request.Url.AbsolutePath);
if (FoundNode != null)
{
ExampleMVCWebPartsViewModel Model = new ExampleMVCWebPartsViewModel();
// Get the Sub Nav Items
foreach (TreeNode Node in DocumentQueryHelper.RepeaterQuery(
Path: FoundNode.NodeAliasPath + "/%",
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(Model));
}
else
{
return(HttpNotFound("Could not find page by that Url"));
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Example of how to do Web Parts in MVC Using RenderAction, and in this case the parent Controller is filling a model
/// that will be passed to the "Web Part" (Action) in order to render. More leg work but also source-agnostic. (Model-View-ViewModel MVVM)
/// </summary>
/// <returns></returns>
public ActionResult MVCWebPartsViewModel()
{
ITreeNode FoundNode = _exampleService.GetCurrentNode();
if (FoundNode != null)
{
ExampleMVCWebPartsViewModel Model = new ExampleMVCWebPartsViewModel();
// Get subnav items from the ExampleService
Model.SubNavigation = _exampleService.GetSubNavFromNode(FoundNode);
return(View(Model));
}
else
{
return(HttpNotFound("Could not find page by that Url"));
}
}
