When creating custom trees in Umbraco, the standard rule of thumb is that you need to register your tree definition into the UmbracoAppTree table so that it shows up in the back-office for a particula…
This data type is coming quite close to release with full support for XPath filtering. Here’s some screen shots with an example: So the above basically will make sure that the editor cannot link…
The development of uComponents for Umbraco is still ongoing but is probably close to a v1.0 release. During the development of the Multi-node tree picker data type, I’ve spotted a bug in the Umbraco c…
The first post of my new blog…
This post was imported from FARMCode.org which has been discontinued. These posts now exist here as an archive. They may contain broken links and images.The uComponents project for Umbraco is coming a…
The uComponents team has been hard at work trying to get this project launched and finally we managed to get a beta out last week. Woot! Hopefully we can get the RTM out within a week or two and get a…
The beautiful part of JavaScript is that it is ridiculously flexible and lets you do things that ‘probably’ shouldn’t be done. Here’s a good example of that. During uComponents development I stumble…
Thanks to everyone who’s submitted feedback for the Multi-node tree picker (or MNTP as it’s known by the uComponents guys). I’ve pretty much done everything everyone’s asked for except for a couple of…
It’s been a while since I’ve had the time to write a blog post and this is far overdue. We very quietly released uComponents v2.0 Preview on Oct 16th (which you can find here: http://ucomponents.codep…
This is the first blog post in a series of posts relating to building plugins for Umbraco v5 (Jupiter) Disclaimer This post is about developing for Umbraco v5 (Jupiter) which at the time of this pos…