Inherit child template to the parent template using Powershell
I have 2 templates:
- Template A: PersonalTemplate
- Template B: PrivateTemplate
Here I want to inherit Template B in Template A using the PowerShell script.
powershell-extensions templates inheritance
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I have 2 templates:
- Template A: PersonalTemplate
- Template B: PrivateTemplate
Here I want to inherit Template B in Template A using the PowerShell script.
powershell-extensions templates inheritance
edited yesterday
Richard Seal♦
14.6k32864
asked yesterday
Prabhat SharmaPrabhat Sharma
387
It sounds like you just need to set the Base template field (__Base template). Is that what you're hoping to do? If so, you should be able to find what you need here: doc.sitecorepowershell.com/…
– Dan Sinclair
yesterday
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I have 2 templates:
- Template A: PersonalTemplate
- Template B: PrivateTemplate
Here I want to inherit Template B in Template A using the PowerShell script.
powershell-extensions templates inheritance
edited yesterday
Richard Seal♦
14.6k32864
asked yesterday
Prabhat SharmaPrabhat Sharma
387
I have 2 templates:
- Template A: PersonalTemplate
- Template B: PrivateTemplate
Here I want to inherit Template B in Template A using the PowerShell script.
powershell-extensions templates inheritance
powershell-extensions templates inheritance
edited yesterday
Richard Seal♦
14.6k32864
asked yesterday
Prabhat SharmaPrabhat Sharma
387
edited yesterday
Richard Seal♦
14.6k32864
asked yesterday
Prabhat SharmaPrabhat Sharma
387
edited yesterday
Richard Seal♦
14.6k32864
edited yesterday
Richard Seal♦
14.6k32864
edited yesterday
Richard Seal♦
14.6k32864
14.6k32864
asked yesterday
Prabhat SharmaPrabhat Sharma
387
asked yesterday
Prabhat SharmaPrabhat Sharma
387
asked yesterday
Prabhat SharmaPrabhat Sharma
387
387
It sounds like you just need to set the Base template field (__Base template). Is that what you're hoping to do? If so, you should be able to find what you need here: doc.sitecorepowershell.com/…
– Dan Sinclair
yesterday
add a comment |
It sounds like you just need to set the Base template field (__Base template). Is that what you're hoping to do? If so, you should be able to find what you need here: doc.sitecorepowershell.com/…
– Dan Sinclair
yesterday
It sounds like you just need to set the Base template field (
__Base template). Is that what you're hoping to do? If so, you should be able to find what you need here: doc.sitecorepowershell.com/…– Dan Sinclair
yesterday
It sounds like you just need to set the Base template field (
__Base template). Is that what you're hoping to do? If so, you should be able to find what you need here: doc.sitecorepowershell.com/…– Dan Sinclair
yesterday
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Sitecore PowerShell has a function called Add-BaseTemplate. This function can add one or more base templates to a template item.
There are multiple ways to call it, but the simplest is to get both template items and then pass those to the function:
Add-BaseTemplate -Item <Item> -TemplateItem <TemplateItem>
You can use that to add Template B to the base templates for Template A like this:
$templateB = Get-Item master:templatespathtoTemplateB
$templateA = Get-Item master:templatespathtoTemplateA
Add-BaseTemplate -Item $templateA -TemplateItem $templateB
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Sitecore PowerShell has a function called Add-BaseTemplate. This function can add one or more base templates to a template item.
There are multiple ways to call it, but the simplest is to get both template items and then pass those to the function:
Add-BaseTemplate -Item <Item> -TemplateItem <TemplateItem>
You can use that to add Template B to the base templates for Template A like this:
$templateB = Get-Item master:templatespathtoTemplateB
$templateA = Get-Item master:templatespathtoTemplateA
Add-BaseTemplate -Item $templateA -TemplateItem $templateB
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Sitecore PowerShell has a function called Add-BaseTemplate. This function can add one or more base templates to a template item.
There are multiple ways to call it, but the simplest is to get both template items and then pass those to the function:
Add-BaseTemplate -Item <Item> -TemplateItem <TemplateItem>
You can use that to add Template B to the base templates for Template A like this:
$templateB = Get-Item master:templatespathtoTemplateB
$templateA = Get-Item master:templatespathtoTemplateA
Add-BaseTemplate -Item $templateA -TemplateItem $templateB
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Sitecore PowerShell has a function called Add-BaseTemplate. This function can add one or more base templates to a template item.
There are multiple ways to call it, but the simplest is to get both template items and then pass those to the function:
Add-BaseTemplate -Item <Item> -TemplateItem <TemplateItem>
You can use that to add Template B to the base templates for Template A like this:
$templateB = Get-Item master:templatespathtoTemplateB
$templateA = Get-Item master:templatespathtoTemplateA
Add-BaseTemplate -Item $templateA -TemplateItem $templateB
answered yesterday
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Sitecore PowerShell has a function called Add-BaseTemplate. This function can add one or more base templates to a template item.
There are multiple ways to call it, but the simplest is to get both template items and then pass those to the function:
Add-BaseTemplate -Item <Item> -TemplateItem <TemplateItem>
You can use that to add Template B to the base templates for Template A like this:
$templateB = Get-Item master:templatespathtoTemplateB
$templateA = Get-Item master:templatespathtoTemplateA
Add-BaseTemplate -Item $templateA -TemplateItem $templateB
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It sounds like you just need to set the Base template field (
__Base template). Is that what you're hoping to do? If so, you should be able to find what you need here: doc.sitecorepowershell.com/…– Dan Sinclair
yesterday