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Throughout the documentation when showing how to extend different parts of Umbraco, there is usually included a snippet to show how to wire up an event or register a collection etc via creating a class that implements ApplicationEventHandler, for V8 a different approach is used, creation a IUserComposer to create a composition to customise the functionality of Umbraco.
Therefore all these pages need their examples updated for V8 version to use the new approach:
Some of these will be quick wins, eg just updated the example to use the IUserComposer approach will make the documentation V8 ready... whereas on other pages, it will cause confusion, seeing the V8 method for wiring things up will imply the whole page of documentation applies to V8 when it might not
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Hi @marcemarc - just to let you know, I've added the "idea" label on this since it will be a longer-term project and it's great that you keep working on it, but it doesn't need to be in the overview for HQ for open issue that require immediate attention.
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Throughout the documentation when showing how to extend different parts of Umbraco, there is usually included a snippet to show how to wire up an event or register a collection etc via creating a class that implements ApplicationEventHandler, for V8 a different approach is used, creation a IUserComposer to create a composition to customise the functionality of Umbraco.
Therefore all these pages need their examples updated for V8 version to use the new approach:
A list of pages here:
Application Starting
Application Started
Some of these will be quick wins, eg just updated the example to use the IUserComposer approach will make the documentation V8 ready... whereas on other pages, it will cause confusion, seeing the V8 method for wiring things up will imply the whole page of documentation applies to V8 when it might not
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: