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I have my own EditorControl that inherits from the standard editor control. The only difference is the layout of the editor. I do not have tabs but I do have two seperate placeholders to hold the controls.
The top view is an edit instance control and the bottom is a grid of all the existing entries. I have already created a tab controller that uses this view.
The problem I am running across is that the grid and the edit control are not displaying as I think they should. In the tab control I did the following to get the control to show:
override CreateView()
View = ViewFactory.AddNew(LOC.CEMS.Interface.Constants.ViewNames.SummaryGridView, WorkItem, mSummaryGridIdNumber );
override ConfigureContextCore();
CreateGridViewContext();
pContext.GridViewId = GridViewId;
ViewFactory.AddNew(ViewNames.BasicGrid, WorkItem, GridViewId, typeof(ContactAddress));
CreateInstanceDetailViewContext();
pContext.SummaryViewId = SummaryViewId;
ViewFactory.AddNew(LOC.CEMS.Rolodex.Constants.ViewNames.AddressView, WorkItem, SummaryViewId);
So basically I am associated the control to the ID, GridViewId or SummaryViewId, and they are populating just fine. When I try that in the editor control I have created it doesn't work. I have to do the following to get it to work:
override AddNewMainView()
ViewFactory.AddNew(LOC.CEMS.Interface.Constants.ViewNames.SummaryGridView, WorkItem, WorkspaceNames.PageContentSmartPartPlaceholder);
different CreateView menthods
WorkItem.SmartParts.AddNew<TView>(LOC.CEMS.Interface.Constants.WorkspaceNames.InstanceDetailSmartPartPlaceholder);
ViewFactory.AddNew(ViewNames.BasicGrid, WorkItem, LOC.CEMS.Interface.Constants.WorkspaceNames.GridSmartPartPlaceholder, typeof(TEntity));
If I try going by Id like I did in the tab controller it doesn't work. Nothing shows up. What would be the reason I would have to go by the workspace name to get it to display. It should go by the Identifiable Id that I gave in the View itself like the tab controller does..
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