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Allow "Content" to be analyzed #7

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ssougnez opened this issue Nov 9, 2018 · 7 comments
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Allow "Content" to be analyzed #7

ssougnez opened this issue Nov 9, 2018 · 7 comments

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@ssougnez
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ssougnez commented Nov 9, 2018

Hi,

The structure of my site is the following:

/nl
/fr
/de
/en

So when I use LinkChecker, I need to do it 4 times (once per language). It's not really an issue but it would be nice to be able to select the real Root node (the content one) to analyze 4 languages in one shot.

Cheers

@DanDiplo
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Hi. Thanks, I'll look into this for the next release. Though I'm not sure if the Content Picker built into Umbraco that I use allows you to pick the very "root" item. But if it's possible, I'll see what I can do.

@ssougnez
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It might be interesting to have a look at how Umbraco does it for the copy dialog (the "Content" root is present there). If you don't have time, I can have a look if I find time :-)

@DanDiplo
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Pull requests are always welcome! :)

Lets see what is possible...

@ssougnez
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Ok, I did some research.

The umbtree directive has some undocumented properties usable to leverage the appearance of the tree. However, one of this property is called "hideheader" but... is not configurable from outside. It is set to "true" by default and the only way to change it is to directly use the directive in the HTML, so it's not possible as you're using dialogService.contentPicker.

I'll see with Umbraco HQ if they agree to make this property configurable also via dialogService.contentPicker.

@DanDiplo
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Yeah, I thought it wasn't possible currently. Let me know if you get any response from them.

@ssougnez
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PR created: umbraco/Umbraco-CMS#3629

I guess you'll be able to update Diplo.LinkChecker when 7.13 (or after) is released :-)

I'd like to do it but (in all respect), the architecture of the project makes contributions difficult. I guess that on your machine, the projet "Umbraco7.2.4" contains the files you need but when I clone the repository, it's empty (because in the .gitignore) and I need to recreate the project, modify the sln file, restore the package, etc... Well, not easy :-D

@DanDiplo
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Thanks! Yeah, I didn't want to include an entire Umbraco solution in the repo. But you can just copy the contents of the App_Plugins folder into an existing site (and the DLL into the bin) to test.

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