This example builds on the last one, and additionally shows awards these authors have won, which is on the Awards property.
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Douglas Adams
(awards: Hugo Award, Inkpot Award)
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Terry Pratchett
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Neil Gaiman
@inherits Custom.Hybrid.RazorTyped
@using AppCode.Data
@{
var persons = AsList<Persons>(MyItems);
}
<ul>
@foreach (var person in persons) {
<li>
@person.Picture("Mugshot", settings: "Square", width: 50, imgClass: "rounded-circle")
@person.FirstName @person.LastName
@if (person.Awards.Any())
{
// we just want the award names
// to understand this, look at the LINQ tutorial
var awardNames = person.Awards.Select(a => a.String("Name"));
<span>
(awards: @string.Join(", ", awardNames))
</span>
}
</li>
}
</ul>
Source Code of Persons.cs
namespace AppCode.Data
{
public partial class Persons
{
/// <summary>
/// Custom property Presentation - as in these tutorials
/// the Person always uses a QuickRefContentPresentation content-type for the presentation
/// </summary>
public new QuickRefContentPresentation Presentation => _presentation ??= As<QuickRefContentPresentation>(base.Presentation);
private QuickRefContentPresentation _presentation;
}
}
Source Code of Persons.Generated.cs
// DO NOT MODIFY THIS FILE - IT IS AUTO-GENERATED
// See also: https://go.2sxc.org/copilot-data
// To extend it, create a "Persons.cs" with this contents:
/*
namespace AppCode.Data
{
public partial class Persons
{
// Add your own properties and methods here
}
}
*/
// Generator: CSharpDataModelsGenerator v17.08.00
// App/Edition: Tutorial-Razor/
// User: 2sic Web-Developer
// When: 2024-05-21 19:46:38Z
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text.Json.Serialization;
using ToSic.Sxc.Adam;
using ToSic.Sxc.Data;
namespace AppCode.Data
{
// This is a generated class for Persons
// To extend/modify it, see instructions above.
/// <summary>
/// Persons data. <br/>
/// Generated 2024-05-21 19:46:38Z. Re-generate whenever you change the ContentType. <br/>
/// <br/>
/// Default properties such as `.Title` or `.Id` are provided in the base class. <br/>
/// Most properties have a simple access, such as `.Awards`. <br/>
/// For other properties or uses, use methods such as
/// .IsNotEmpty("FieldName"), .String("FieldName"), .Children(...), .Picture(...), .Html(...).
/// </summary>
public partial class Persons: AutoGenerated.ZAutoGenPersons
{ }
}
namespace AppCode.Data.AutoGenerated
{
/// <summary>
/// Auto-Generated base class for Default.Persons in separate namespace and special name to avoid accidental use.
/// </summary>
public abstract class ZAutoGenPersons: Custom.Data.CustomItem
{
/// <summary>
/// Awards as list of PersonAwards.
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>
/// Generated to return child-list child because field settings had Multi-Value=true. The type PersonAwards was specified in the field settings.
/// </remarks>
/// <returns>
/// An IEnumerable of specified type, but can be empty.
/// </returns>
public IEnumerable<PersonAwards> Awards => _awards ??= _item.Children<PersonAwards>("Awards");
private IEnumerable<PersonAwards> _awards;
/// <summary>
/// Biography as string. <br/>
/// For advanced manipulation like scrubHtml, use .String("Biography", scrubHtml: true) etc.
/// </summary>
public string Biography => _item.String("Biography", fallback: "");
/// <summary>
/// Birthday as DateTime.
/// </summary>
public DateTime Birthday => _item.DateTime("Birthday");
/// <summary>
/// FavoriteNumber as int. <br/>
/// To get other types use methods such as .Decimal("FavoriteNumber")
/// </summary>
public int FavoriteNumber => _item.Int("FavoriteNumber");
/// <summary>
/// FirstName as string. <br/>
/// For advanced manipulation like scrubHtml, use .String("FirstName", scrubHtml: true) etc.
/// </summary>
public string FirstName => _item.String("FirstName", fallback: "");
/// <summary>
/// Haters as single item of ITypedItem.
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>
/// Generated to only return 1 child because field settings had Multi-Value=false.
/// </remarks>
/// <returns>
/// A single item OR null if nothing found, so you can use ?? to provide alternate objects.
/// </returns>
public ITypedItem Haters => _haters ??= _item.Child("Haters");
private ITypedItem _haters;
/// <summary>
/// IsAlive as bool. <br/>
/// To get nullable use .Get("IsAlive") as bool?;
/// </summary>
public bool IsAlive => _item.Bool("IsAlive");
/// <summary>
/// LastName as string. <br/>
/// For advanced manipulation like scrubHtml, use .String("LastName", scrubHtml: true) etc.
/// </summary>
public string LastName => _item.String("LastName", fallback: "");
/// <summary>
/// Mugshot as link (url). <br/>
/// To get the underlying value like 'file:72' use String("Mugshot")
/// </summary>
public string Mugshot => _item.Url("Mugshot");
/// <summary>
/// Get the file object for Mugshot - or null if it's empty or not referencing a file.
/// </summary>
[JsonIgnore]
public IFile MugshotFile => _item.File("Mugshot");
/// <summary>
/// Get the folder object for Mugshot.
/// </summary>
[JsonIgnore]
public IFolder MugshotFolder => _item.Folder("Mugshot");
/// <summary>
/// Sex as string. <br/>
/// For advanced manipulation like scrubHtml, use .String("Sex", scrubHtml: true) etc.
/// </summary>
public string Sex => _item.String("Sex", fallback: "");
}
}
View Configuration
This is how this view would be configured for this sample.
- Content/Item ContentType: Persons
- Content/Item IsList: True
- Content/Item Data:
- Douglas (ID: 48832)
- Terry (ID: 48833)
- Neil (ID: 48834)