AndrewK.Umbraco.RadioButtonList

A custom RadioButtonList property editor for Umbraco that provides enhanced functionality for dealing with keys on the backend and labels in the backoffice.

Features

• Integration with AndrewK.Umbraco.Dictionary for options management
• Default value specification
• Full validation support
• Seamless integration with Umbraco backoffice
• Labels localization via backoffice localization files

Installation

You can install the package via NuGet:

dotnet add package AndrewK.Umbraco.RadioButtonList

Usage

Creating a RadioButtonList Property

1. Create a new Data Type in the Umbraco backoffice
2. Select "AndrewK RadioButtonList" as the property editor
3. Configure options (and default value if needed)
4. Add the data type to your document type

Configuration Options

• Items: Define the radio-button-list options as key-value pairs
• Default: Set a default value for new content items

Accessing CheckBoxList Data in Controllers/Services/Templates

public class MyController : Controller { public IActionResult Index() { IPublishedContent content = // ... get your content var values = content.Value<string>("myRadioButtonListProperty"); return View(); } }

Example Of Setting CheckBoxList Data in Controllers/Services

public class MyController : Controller { public IActionResult Index() { IContent content = // ... get your content content.SetValue(PropertyAlias, "myOptionKey"); return View(); } }

Using backoffice localization files

Let's say your localization file looks like the following

export default { dataLabels: { one: 'One EN', two: 'Two EN' } }

In this case here's what your configuration should look like

[ { "alias": "items", "value": [ { "key": "1", "value": "#dataLabels_one" // "#{section}_{key}" }, { "key": "2", "value": "#dataLabels_two" // "#{section}_{key}" } ] } ]

UI

Property

DataType editor