Open bjarnef opened 3 years ago
That's correct, members are a little special and I believe there's a technical limitation to turning a member type into a custom list view, I'll have to check.
In the mean time I you could any listview datatype you want to member types and the might be the way to go.
@nul800sebastiaan yes, I could create a listview and add this to the member type, but it really doesn't make sense since when viewing it doesn't have any children.
So it would look like this:
If adding a property using listview datatype to Content and Media, you would add this to the parent content type, so an archive content type like e.g. "Folder" in media section.
For members we don't have any member type for this - only the child item itself, like "Member" member type or "Brand" and "Staff" member types in this case.
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Based on Umbraco v8.12.2 it is currently not possible to create a listview configuration per member type similar to document types. When having multiple member types some of these might have properties which is useful to display in listview, but not available on other member types.