Customize edit list about mudblazor.extensions HOT 3 CLOSED

Depends on what you want to do.
Currently many things are possible but not documented, but also some things are maybe missing.
In general by using the meta configuration property or by registering meta configuration.

Check out sample.
https://github.com/fgilde/MudBlazor.Extensions/blob/main/SampleApplication/Pages/ObjectEditConfigured.razor

Also in the sample here you find how to use the IObjectEditMetaConfiguration Interface

https://github.com/fgilde/MudBlazor.Extensions/tree/main/SampleApplication/ObjectEditMetaConfig

And if you want to have specific types always rendered on a separate way Independently of model or type where it is used. You can use RenderDataDefaults
Like here

https://github.com/fgilde/MudBlazor.Extensions/blob/main/SampleApplication/ObjectEditMetaConfig/MySimpleTypeRegistrations.cs

The current snap documentation you will find here

https://github.com/fgilde/MudBlazor.Extensions/blob/main/MudBlazor.Extensions/Docs/ObjectEdit.md

from mudblazor.extensions.

https://github.com/fgilde/MudBlazor.Extensions/blob/main/SampleApplication/ObjectEditMetaConfig/DialogOptionsExMetaConfig.cs

The dialog edit list i want change default editor item es. password.

from mudblazor.extensions.

If you have for example a Model with FirstName, LastName and Password, you can configure meta for this model like this

public class UserModelMetaConfiguration: IObjectMetaConfiguration<UserModel>
{
    public Task ConfigureAsync(ObjectEditMeta<UserModel> meta)
    {
        meta.Properties(m => m.FirstName, m => m.LastName)
            .WrapInMudItem(mudItem => mudItem.xs = 6);
        meta.Property(m => m.Password)
            .RenderWith<MudTextField<string>, string>(field => field.Value, field =>
            {
                field.InputType = InputType.Password;
            })
            .WrapInMudItem(mudItem => mudItem.xs = 12);
        return Task.CompletedTask;
    }
} 

I created a small example for you. Hope this helps
mudExConfigSample.zip

This for example then looks like this

from mudblazor.extensions.