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For posts related to the usage, implementation, and support of the Custom Item Generator, which is based off of Sitecore's CustomItem implementation for strongly typed Item references.
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Sitecore MVC - Controller Renderings - View Model for Custom Item
I believe your problem is when you're instantiating the custom item. You want to pass an Item to the CustomItem constructor in order to use the properties.
Try this:
public ActionResult Index()
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Sitecore MVC - Controller Rendering - Output Image
There are a couple ways you can do this. In the Custom Item Generator, each field has a .Rendered property you can reference which just runs the field renderer on that field. Use this if you want to r …
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