For new projects I'll switch to Umbraco 8. Since I do a lot with Surface Controllers (e.g. showing, filtering, crud table data), I wan't to know if there are siginficant changes in the approch of "child actions" and the @Html.Action Syntax?
Is there a whitepaper of breaking changes of the Umbraco API for version 8?
Thanks for your reply. I wouldn't say, that this is not Umbraco related!
Because in ASP .NET MVC you could use the Html.Action and Url.Action methods. As far as I know both lead to an empty string in Umbraco. Instead in Umbraco you use the Html.Action in combination with child controls or route hijacking.
Significant API changes in Umbraco 8?
Hi,
For new projects I'll switch to Umbraco 8. Since I do a lot with Surface Controllers (e.g. showing, filtering, crud table data), I wan't to know if there are siginficant changes in the approch of "child actions" and the @Html.Action Syntax?
Is there a whitepaper of breaking changes of the Umbraco API for version 8?
Kind regards, Stephan
Your question is not umbraco related - so no, ASP.NET MVC has not changed :)
Hi Søren,
Thanks for your reply. I wouldn't say, that this is not Umbraco related!
Because in ASP .NET MVC you could use the Html.Action and Url.Action methods. As far as I know both lead to an empty string in Umbraco. Instead in Umbraco you use the Html.Action in combination with child controls or route hijacking.
Stephan
Html.Action and Url.Action are methods from ASP.NET MVC, not umbraco :)
v8 documentation has a status page here : https://our.umbraco.com/documentation/v8documentation
Yes, that is what I'm saying!
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