2015
Pluralsight
Aaron Powell
1:34
English

As powerful as Umbraco is, there's often a need to add some more dynamic, server-side functionality. In this course, we'll take a look at how that can be achieved by combining ASP.NET MVC with Umbraco and the extensions Umbraco provides for integrating with ASP.NET MVC.

Adding ASP.NET MVC to an Umbraco Site
Course Overview
Introduction
ASP.NET MVC Routing
How ASP.NET MVC Routing Works with Umbraco
Demo - Adding a Controller
Demo - Configuring Routing
Accessing Umbraco Content
Umbraco's Service Layer'
Demo - Accessing the Umbraco Context
Demo - Overview of the Umbraco Context
Demo - Umbraco's Service Context'
Demo - Accessing a Content Node
Demo - Rendering Umbraco Content with ASP.NET MVC
Demo - Using Umbraco Templates as Layouts
Demo - Faking an Umbraco Request
Summary
Umbraco SurfaceControllers
Introduction
Demo - Creating a SurfaceController
Demo - Creating a New Template
Demo - Adding a SurfaceController Form to the Template
Demo - Capturing Data and Redirecting the ActionResult
Creating a Plugin SurfaceController
Demo - Setting up a Class Library for Plugin SurfaceControllers
Demo - Creating a SurfaceController as a Plugin
Summary
Route Hijacking
How Umbraco Routing Works
Anatomy of a Hijack Controller
Demo - Creating a Hijack Controller
Demo - Creating Custom Published Content Models
Demo - Creating a Strongly Typed View
Demo - Rendering a Custom Model
Demo - Using ViewBag Within a Custom Action
Hijacking All Routes
Summary
Course Summary

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