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When editing a content item, try to click the |
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Hi @jtkech we're actually looking for a programmatic change. We have a content item page called "Hub Page" that contains a widget called "Alert". If we go to Content Item -> Edit for Hub Page, we see the following: If we "view" the page to see how it actually renders. It'll look like the following: The circled section is our Alert widget. Is there a way to show the final view result as above on the content item's Edit page so that the user can see what it looks like while modifying the content item, either point and click or programmatically? |
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Did you try the Preview button at the bottom of the edit page? You can then have 2 windows side by side, your edit view and on the right the preview in live. |
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I understand that Preview will allow the user to view the final result. However, for our UX, we specifically need to implement it so that widgets show their views on the content item edit page rather than being in edit mode. |
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Ah okay, like a preview but not for the whole item, only for the contained widget you are editing |
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Yes, for content item edit page, we still want it to be an edit page for the content item overall, but for the widgets, we want those to render like preview |
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@jackliDev if you are using FlowPart - you can override FlowPart_Edit shape and set BuildEditor to false |
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How would you edit the widgets if you don't render the editor but the end result? |
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Let's say I have a Content Item containing other widgets.
When I go to Content -> Content Items -> Edit,
how can I show the widgets' view cshtml instead of edit cshtml?
I want to do this so that users can see what the end result will look like while constructing/modifying the content item.
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