Names with spaces FormFieldsets FormPages and Fields
Hi Tim,
Big fan of Contour and really enjoying support for code first it's making the whole process of creating the more complicated user flow forms in my project much easier.
But there is one thing I can't seem to do and wondering if it's possible.
When setting up my enum Formpages I'd really like to be able to add spaces to defined names, at least at there output.
For instance the first step in the form I'm currently working on should be "Upload your CV" and the first form field should be named "Your CV". Currently I either have to add these fields without spaces or add in substitute characters that I then prune out in the Contour editor. But obviously this isn't the best idea.
Is there a blindingly simple way around this I've missed?
Thanks for getting back to me. Once I had all my static private strings setup this was a doddle to name and define. Onto the slightly trickier task of creating a custom FieldType next.
Names with spaces FormFieldsets FormPages and Fields
Hi Tim,
Big fan of Contour and really enjoying support for code first it's making the whole process of creating the more complicated user flow forms in my project much easier.
But there is one thing I can't seem to do and wondering if it's possible.
When setting up my enum Formpages I'd really like to be able to add spaces to defined names, at least at there output.
For instance the first step in the form I'm currently working on should be "Upload your CV" and the first form field should be named "Your CV". Currently I either have to add these fields without spaces or add in substitute characters that I then prune out in the Contour editor. But obviously this isn't the best idea.
Is there a blindingly simple way around this I've missed?
Umbraco 6.0.1 - Contour 3.0.9
Hey Drew in that case just use strings to set the page and fieldset captions instead of the enums
So you'll have
[Field("Page caption","Field caption")]To keep it easy to update you can also store them in a private var
public string Sample{ get; set; }Hi Tim,
Thanks for getting back to me. Once I had all my static private strings setup this was a doddle to name and define. Onto the slightly trickier task of creating a custom FieldType next.
Thanks for the help ^-^
Great :)
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