First technique
useful if you need to generate a link to send to one of your editors.The format of this link will be :
http://Youthostname/sitecore/shell/Applications/Content Editor?id=%7b9822ABDF-F2B7-41BA-B56D-63E73BEB7E88%7d&vs=1&la=en&sc_content=master&fo=%7b9822ABDF-F2B7-41BA-B56D-63E73BEB7E88%7d&ic=People%2f16x16%2fcubes_blue.png&he=Content+Editor&cl=0
Where the parameters are:
- Id & fo: the ID of the target item
- vs: the version of the target item.
- la: the language of the target item
- sc_content: the database
The second technique
useful of you need to open it from one of your xaml application :UrlString str = new UrlString();
.Add("id", id);
str.Add("fo", id);
Windows.RunApplication("Content editor", str.ToString());
The third technique
In javascript: (a contribution of Mark Ursino. Thank you!)http://firebreaksice.com/link-directly-to-a-sitecore-item-in-a-custom-editor/
Here's an example using JavaScript:
ReplyDeletehttp://firebreaksice.com/link-directly-to-a-sitecore-item-in-a-custom-editor/
Thanks a lot for your contribution I will add this in my post :)
ReplyDeleteIt is amazing to such useful information at one place. I was looking for the same information from a long time, at last I found it. Thanks for such innovative and amazing information..
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I do like more the option from Mark, one that is provided with JavaScript - nice and clean: [host URL]/sitecore/shell/sitecore/content/Applications/Content Editor.aspx?id=[itemid]&la=en&fo=[itemid]
ReplyDeletewhere [itemid] is the the ID of an item in figure brackets.