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The VMClassId Explained

Latest revision as of 05:25, 25 February 2025

This page was created by Hans.karlsen@mdriven.net on 2018-09-24. Last edited by Stephanie@mdriven.net on 2025-02-25.

The VMClassId is formed like this "2!9;PersonSeeker" - 2!9 is the externalid for the rooted object ($null$ if null) a semicolon and the name of the ViewModel or a Nesting within a ViewModel.

You can see the JSon data of a Turnkey page by appending/debugging to the URL. In this data, you will find your current VMClassIds.

See also: The_ExternalId_explained

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-The VMClassId is formed like this "2!9;PersonSeeker"   - 2!9 is the [[The ExternalId explained|externalid]] for the rooted object ($null$ if null) a semicolon and the name of the ViewModel or a Nesting within a ViewModel.
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+The VMClassId is formed like this <code><span class="col-black">'''"2!9;PersonSeeker"'''</span></code> - 2!9 is the [[Documentation:The ExternalId explained|externalid]] for the rooted object ($null$ if null) a semicolon and the name of the ViewModel or a Nesting within a ViewModel.
-You can see the JSon data of a Turnkey page by appending /debug to the url - in this data you will find your current VMClassIds.
+You can see the JSon data of a Turnkey page by appending/debugging to the URL. In this data, you will find your current VMClassIds.
-See also [[The_ExternalId_explained]]
+'''See also:''' [[Documentation:The ExternalId explained|The_ExternalId_explained]]
 [[Category:View Model]]
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