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Hi guys,

Anybody?

Thank you,
Adrian

Yes, see screendump and code.

You cannot create root level nodes and parent nodes should have at least one child

using Dynamicweb.Core.UI;
using Dynamicweb.Management.Actions;
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

namespace Dynamicweb.Management.Demo
{
    [Navigator("Settings/")]
    public class MySettingsNavigator : INavigator
    {
        private readonly Node Hello1Node;
        private readonly Node Hello2Node;
        private readonly Node Hello3Node;

        public MySettingsNavigator()
        {
            Hello1Node = new Node()
            {
                Id = "Hello1",
                HasNodes = false,
                HasActions = true,
                Icon = Core.UI.Icons.KnownIcon.AccountBalanceWallet,
                IconColor = KnownColor.Folder,
                Title = "Hello 1",
                DefaultAction = new OpenScreenAction("/Admin/Content/Management/EventViewer/EventViewerOverview.aspx"),
                Actions = new Core.UI.Actions.Action[]
                {
                    new OpenScreenAction("/Admin/Content/Management/EventViewer/EventViewerOverview.aspx")
                    {
                        Icon= Core.UI.Icons.KnownIcon.Facebook,
                        Title = "Facebook 1"
                    },
                    new OpenScreenAction("/Admin/Content/Management/EventViewer/EventViewerOverview.aspx")
                    {
                        Icon= Core.UI.Icons.KnownIcon.FacebookSquare,
                        Title = "Facebook 2"
                    }
                }
            };

            Hello2Node = new Node()
            {
                Id = "Hello2",
                HasNodes = false,
                HasActions = false,
                Icon = Core.UI.Icons.KnownIcon.BookmarkOutline,
                IconColor = KnownColor.Danger,
                Title = "Hello 2",
                DefaultAction = new OpenScreenAction("/Admin/Content/Management/EventViewer/EventViewerOverview.aspx"),
            };

            Hello3Node = new Node()
            {
                Id = "Hello3",
                HasNodes = false,
                HasActions = false,
                Icon = Core.UI.Icons.KnownIcon.TencentWeibo,
                IconColor = KnownColor.Modules,
                Title = "Hello 3",
                DefaultAction = new ShowMessageAction("Hello world!")
            };
        }

        public IEnumerable<Node> GetNodes(string path, IDictionary<string, string> requestParameters)
        {
            if (path == "System")
            {
                return new[] { Hello1Node, Hello2Node };
            }
            else if (path == "ControlPanel")
            {
                return new[] { Hello3Node };
            }
            return Enumerable.Empty<Node>();
        }

        public IEnumerable<Core.UI.Actions.Action> GetActions(string path, IDictionary<string, string> requestParameters)
        {
            if (path == Hello1Node.Id)
            {
                return Hello1Node.Actions;
            }
            if (path == Hello2Node.Id)
            {
                return Hello2Node.Actions;
            }
            if (path == Hello3Node.Id)
            {
                return Hello3Node.Actions;
            }
            return Enumerable.Empty<Core.UI.Actions.Action>();
        }
    }
}

Hi Nicolai,

Thank you very much. I will give it a try.

Adrian

Hi Nicolai,

One more question.

Can I place my code in CustomModules instead of :

/Admin/Content/Management/EventViewer/

?

Thank you,
Adrian

Anywhere you want.

Awesome!

Thanks,
Adrian

Hi Nicolai, 

I need clarification on this issue.

By "root" node, do you mean in the left sidebar where we have Home, Content, Ecommerce etc?

I remember at some point there was a Demo root node with some logic in it. it was probably a left over from a development but still something custom.

Isn't there any way I can create a new section to place my custom functionality?

Thank you,

Adrian

You can implement your navigator with IArea:

[Navigator(SystemName)]
public class MySettingsNavigator : IArea, INavigator
{
    public const string SystemName = "Demo";

    public XElement Configuration { get; set; }

    public string Color { get; set; } = "black";

    public string Image { get; set; } = "home";

    public string Name { get; set; } = SystemName;

    public string Title { get; set; } = "Demo";
    public string DefaultAction { get; set; } = "/Admin/Blank.aspx";

}