Added documentElement checking to DynamicXml convert for DynamicNode property get to solve a potential issue with XHTML RTEs
Fixed issue with calling @Model.Children.First() in testing (null Children in testing)
Put some commented placeholder code in .XPath->DynamicNodeList inside DynamicNode.cs for future return of DynamicXml if not valid List<NodeFactory.Node>
Decided that if using @Model.XPath and you were in testing, then the resulting DynamicNodeList should contain self/this, not be empty
Should allow chaining to work when in test mode
Fixed a potential issue when DynamicNode got returned during testing because there are no children
and then property accesses would return false causing chaining to break
Added [a somewhat experimental] DynamicXml and xml fragment detection within DynamicNode to DynamicXml,
When accessing a string property that contains XML, you can now continue your dot based access
Call .ToXml() to get the real XML string again
Call .XPath(string) to run a XPath query on the fragment and return another DynamicXml
Example:
<Catalog>
<Book id="bk101">
<Author>Garghentini, Davide</Author>
<Title>XML Developer's Guide</Title>
<Genre>Computer</Genre>
...
@Model.Children.Random().someXmlProperty.Catalog.Book[1].Genre
@Model.Children.Random().someXmlProperty.Book[1].XPath(".//Genre")
@Model.Children.Random().someXmlProperty.Book[1].ToXml()
Nodes are attempted to be turned back into NodeFactory.Node when returned by XPath and then wrapped in DynamicNode and then DynamicNodeList
Added .Random parameterless overload to pick a single random node from the DynamicNodeList
Example of new Methods being used:
<img src='@Model.XPath("//ChildItem[catCount = 2]").Random().Media("catPicture","umbracoFile")'/>
Usage is: @foreach(var item in home.ChildItems.OrderBy("catCount, colour desc"))
If you use the simple form of home.ChildItems.OrderBy("catCount") it will use a simpler/faster implementation
