You should only edit code in the Umbraco.Web.UI.Client project. When you run the grunt task "vs" from Task Runner Explorer (View/Other windows), all the JS code from that project is bundled and copied over to Umbraco.Web.UI.
You could always prototype in that Umbraco.controllers.js file, but it can't be PR'd like that.
I usually run the tasks "watch-js" and "watch-html" to have just that bundled and copied each time I save something. You could also do some of the "copy" tasks, but that'll be more manual clicking than waiting for the watch tasks to complete. :)
You don't what to change that file Michael, it's built as part of the grunt tasks you are referring to. Instead you need to make your changes within the Umbraco.Web.UI.Client\src folder.
You run grunt build within the Umbraco.Web.UI.Client folder to get your changes to build and be copied to the running Umbraco instance.
Not quite sure you're after contentpicker. You can learn a bit from the overlay stuff. I'm pretty sure there's interesting stuff in the treepicker folder. :P But at least, these are good starting points to get your bearing.
Build angularjs changes using gruntfile
Hi all,
I am working on an issue and I made some changes to angularjs file umbraco.controller.js.
But I gues I need to run some grunt task before these changes take effect correct?
Can someone guide me which task I need to use? Is there some documentation available about the grunt tasks?
/Michaël
You should only edit code in the Umbraco.Web.UI.Client project. When you run the grunt task "vs" from Task Runner Explorer (View/Other windows), all the JS code from that project is bundled and copied over to Umbraco.Web.UI.
You could always prototype in that Umbraco.controllers.js file, but it can't be PR'd like that.
I usually run the tasks "watch-js" and "watch-html" to have just that bundled and copied each time I save something. You could also do some of the "copy" tasks, but that'll be more manual clicking than waiting for the watch tasks to complete. :)
You don't what to change that file Michael, it's built as part of the grunt tasks you are referring to. Instead you need to make your changes within the
Umbraco.Web.UI.Client\srcfolder.You run grunt build within the
Umbraco.Web.UI.Clientfolder to get your changes to build and be copied to the running Umbraco instance.Docs for more details are here.
Andy
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Think umbraco.controller.js is a comination of several files so , what did you change ? Might be able to point you in the correct direction :)
I am working on issue: http://issues.umbraco.org/issue/U4-9183
Where the list is empty be default using the multienode treepicker when the parent node is setup as a listview.
So I gues it has something to do with the treecontroller.
Any guidelines for my fist PR are welcome!
/Michaël
I think you can find a few of the files you're looking for around these paths:
src\Umbraco.Web.UI.Client\src\views\propertyeditors\contentpicker
src\Umbraco.Web.UI.Client\src\views\components\overlays
src\Umbraco.Web.UI.Client\src\views\common\overlays\treepicker
Not quite sure you're after contentpicker. You can learn a bit from the overlay stuff. I'm pretty sure there's interesting stuff in the treepicker folder. :P But at least, these are good starting points to get your bearing.
Interesting!
Thanks for the headsup! After some digging into it, it will become more clear I hope! :p
/Michaël
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