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
Only supports single pass, ascending currently, so no ThenBy implementation or Descending variants
The original query parser supports OrderBy("catCount, name desc") by nesting Expression.Call
Current implementation for DynamicNodeList supports OrderBy("catCount") only
