I'd love this feature also!

Hi Soren,
Yes it can be done but would most likely require the Archetype guys to modify the underlying code a little.

But with an AngularJS service/resource that the Umbraco core guys have written the content node could be querried from the ID you have stored and get more data like the node name in your case.

http://umbraco.github.io/Belle/#/api/umbraco.resources.contentResource

contentResource.getById(1234).then(function(content) {
   var myDoc = content; 
   alert('its here!');
});

Awesome, Warren! Thanks for the tip. If I felt more comfortable with Angular I'd try to implement that in the Archetype source. Maybe in a few weeks ;-)

Unfortunately I do not have the time to do a Pull Request to the Archetype guys, but if you bring it to their attention & link back to this thread as reference about the implementation then they would easily be able to do it :)

Cheers,
Warren :)

Hi guys,

I had a same issue and I did a quick fix. and i thought i'll share with you guys.

I'm not sure if this is the efficient ways of doing it but it works :)

NOTE: I'm not a Archetype developer or Umbraco official developer

archetype.js @ line 191

    $scope.getPropertyValueByAlias = function(fieldset, propertyAlias) {
            var property = _.find(fieldset.properties, function(p) {
                return p.alias == propertyAlias;
            });

//here
            if (property.propertyEditorAlias == "Umbraco.ContentPickerAlias") {
                var data = ArchetypeLabels.GetFirstDocumentEntityName($scope, property.value);
                return data;
            }
//to here
            return (typeof property !== 'undefined') ? property.value : '';
        };

Cheers Shinsuke

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