This is a simple dashboard for the Developer section, which shows you the latest edited content & media, specifically:
- Pages created today
- Pages updated today
- Pages created yesterday
- Pages updated yesterday
It shows the latest 10 entries in descending order - a node that was created and updated on the same day (very common) will only show in the "created" section, so it doesn't also take another node's spot in the "updated" section.
Each node displayed will show the DocumentType's alias and the Name of the node, e.g.:
1. Textpage: Our battle tactics revealed
2. BlogPost: Crywolf interviewed
etc.
It puts an "Edit" link right next to each node, so you can jump immediately to the editing page for it. If you're using the XMLDump package, there's also an "XML" link that opens the page in XMLDump for you.
- Media uploaded today
- Media uploaded yesterday
Umbraco's default thumbnail will be shown for the latest 16 items, each wrapped in a link so you can go directly to the specific item in the Media section.
Note: The XSLT will auto-detect the presence of uComponents' Media XSLT Extensions - if you haven't installed those, look for the variable mediaFolderId in the XSLT - replace the zero with the id of the Media folder you want to "monitor":
<xsl:variable name="mediaFolderId" select="0" />The best part is: It's just a standard XSLT Macro (yes, XSLT) that you can edit to your heart's extent.
Have to see more than 10 entries per section? Change the itemsToShow variable, hit "Save" - and there you have it.
Need to filter out some DocumentTypes? Change the nodes variable. Etc.
Usually you can just upload the new XSLT file (grab it from the dist folder on GitHub), otherwise you should uninstall the old version first, then install the new version.
- v1.2: Fix & improve Media rendering (fixes for no thumbnail for non-image media + inconsistencies with casing of file extensions)
- v1.1.1: Autodetect uComponents Media XSLT Extensions
- v1.1: Add latest Media uploads from specific folder
- v1.0.2: Added proper icon; refactored code
- v1.0: Initial release
/Chriztian Steinmeier, May 2012
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