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There already exists a mechanic for adding settings using IConfigurationSettings (see https://www.cofoundry.org/docs/framework/configuration-settings) - but this requires someone with source code / FTP / cloud access to update the appsettings.json file - and changing this file may easily break the whole site.
So I want my content editors to be able to edit some of these settings, as they are used in the site theme - but they need to be able to do so from the admin section.
One such example is the site's main title to be shown in the site header. This may need to change over time without involving any developer or administrator.
So basically I just want to implement another interface than IConfigurationSettings and then it shows up in the admin menu instead.
Duplicate of #243, CMS managed settings are not properly implemented yet. A workaround is to use the custom entity system to create a "Settings" entity.
There already exists a mechanic for adding settings using
IConfigurationSettings
(see https://www.cofoundry.org/docs/framework/configuration-settings) - but this requires someone with source code / FTP / cloud access to update theappsettings.json
file - and changing this file may easily break the whole site.So I want my content editors to be able to edit some of these settings, as they are used in the site theme - but they need to be able to do so from the admin section.
One such example is the site's main title to be shown in the site header. This may need to change over time without involving any developer or administrator.
So basically I just want to implement another interface than
IConfigurationSettings
and then it shows up in the admin menu instead.Additional question: how do I access the current
IConfigurationSettings
from the main _Layout.cshtml file (see https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66470729/how-do-i-access-cofoundry-settings-and-other-dependency-injected-classes-in-them)?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: