Ability to disable core & custom answer types and workflows from the install

Ultradata-CXP commented 5 years ago

We would like an interface which enable core and custom answer types and workflows to be disabled.

An option to control this is via a custom 'config' ribbon item we have built in the site. How might we include the ability to disable core answer types and workflows?

sussexrick commented 5 years ago

As a workaround you can rename them and move them to the end of the list: example

Myster commented 5 years ago

for field types you can hack the field-type-picker.html and add this angular condition ng-class="{hide: fieldType.name == 'File upload'}" More details here: https://our.umbraco.com/forum/umbraco-forms/84514-umbraco-forms-disable-answer-type

Alkaersig commented 5 years ago

Yes please! I have been digging everywhere to find a way to hide the default workflows. They just adds extra complexity / confusion for the end-user. We have implemented our own custom worksflows and dont need they default ones, but the user are still able to select them and they take up space.

enkelmedia commented 4 years ago

I would also like to see this, we have the need to disable some FieldTypes and some WorkflowTypes, I would love to see this implemented as a BuilderCollection like ie. ContentFinders and Components.

https://www.zpqrtbnk.net/posts/composing-umbraco-v8-collections/

enkelmedia commented 4 years ago

Turns out that this is already fixed,

[ComposeAfter(typeof(UmbracoFormsComposer))]
public class MySiteComposer : IUserComposer
{
    public void Compose(Composition composition)
    {
        // Workflows
        composition.WithCollectionBuilder<WorkflowCollectionBuilder>().Clear();
        composition.WithCollectionBuilder<WorkflowCollectionBuilder>().Add<ContactTargetWorkflow>();

        // Field types
        composition.WithCollectionBuilder<FieldCollectionBuilder>().Exclude<Recaptcha2>();
    }
}

When I first tested this my Composer did not have the ComposeAfter-attribute, but after adding this it worked fine.

[ComposeAfter(typeof(UmbracoFormsComposer))]

Apart of these two collection there's also some other collections that can be modified during Composition:

composition.WithCollectionBuilder<DataSourceCollectionBuilder>()
composition.WithCollectionBuilder<ExportCollectionBuilder>()
composition.WithCollectionBuilder<FieldPreValueSourceCollectionBuilder>()
composition.WithCollectionBuilder<RecordSetActionCollectionBuilder>()

I don't think that this is documented but it should for sure be something that HQ puts on the TODO-list =D

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Ability to disable core & custom answer types and workflows from the install #61