Reputation: 495
I am using Solr for internal Search and also for filtering content items in my Sitefinity MVC. I am creating a View for a list of events, the View will be used to render the Search results of my Solr widget.
My Event content type has a field for "Summary", which is a Long text (text area) type. More about filed types in Sitefinity can be found here: https://www.progress.com/documentation/sitefinity-cms/use-custom-fields-in-widget-templates-dp
For some reason, I can pull any other field values and display them in my View, except for the "Summary" field.
For Short text fields I used @item.getStringField("State")
and it works fine.
For my Long text (editor) fields, which are HTML content, I used @Html.Raw(item.getHtmlField("Agenda"))
and they also work fine, so I thought I can do the same with "Summary" field but this @Html.Raw(item.getHtmlField("Summary"))
does not return any value.
How does Solr see Long text (text area) different than Long text (editor) or Short text? Do I need a different method other than getHtmlField()
for Long text (text area) fields?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 77
Reputation: 71
In Sitefinity MVC views you can access the fields through item.Fields.FieldName. And in details view you use Model.Item.Fields.FieldName
Here is an example for the Summary field in the listing view:
@Html.HtmlSanitize((string)item.Fields.Summary)
In the details view you can get the Summary using the below:
@Html.HtmlSanitize((string)Model.Item.Fields.Summary)
You will need to add the below using statement:
@using Telerik.Sitefinity.Frontend.Mvc.Helpers
Upvotes: 1