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I would like to LEFT_CLICK on a umbraco tree node that is in the root in umbraco backoffice.
However, left_clicking does not do anything.
[Umbraco.Web.Trees.Tree("Victoria", "VictoriaSettingsTreeControllerAlias", "Victoria Settings", iconClosed: "icon-umb-settings", iconOpen: "icon-umb-settings")] [PluginController("Victoria")] public class VictoriaSettingsTreeController : TreeController { protected override TreeNodeCollection GetTreeNodes(string id, FormDataCollection queryStrings) { TreeNodeCollection nodes = new TreeNodeCollection(); return nodes; } protected override MenuItemCollection GetMenuForNode(string id, FormDataCollection queryStrings) { var menu = new MenuItemCollection(); menu.Items.Add<ActionUpdate>("Update"); return menu; } }
Furthemore, why cannot i change the icon?
Please remember that i have multiple treeControllers.
What do i need to add there? I am stumped, i had it working yesterday but once i added multiple TreeController, it stopped working.
Also is it called "Dashboard" once you left-click a node? Or "Edit area" ?
Thank you.
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Left Click Root Node, open dashboard
I would like to LEFT_CLICK on a umbraco tree node that is in the root in umbraco backoffice.
However, left_clicking does not do anything.
Furthemore, why cannot i change the icon?
Please remember that i have multiple treeControllers.
What do i need to add there? I am stumped, i had it working yesterday but once i added multiple TreeController, it stopped working.
Also is it called "Dashboard" once you left-click a node? Or "Edit area" ?
Thank you.
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