DocumentDataProvider – Creating a custom LINQ to Umbraco Tree

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This article covers part of the DocumentDataProvider from the LINQ to Umbraco Extensions project. OverviewWhen you create a custom LINQ to Umbraco data provider there are a number of classes which you need to implement, this article will look at how to implement the Tree<T> class. But what is the point of the Tree<T> class for? The class is responsible for most of the heavy lifting for a particular type. The Tree<T> object is actually what is returned when you access a collection from the UmbracoDataContext that you generate from the code generator.

This content originally appeared on Posts on LINQ to Fail and was authored by Posts on LINQ to Fail