We are using Razor Mediator 5.3 templating engine with Tridion 2011 SP1 edition and host an ASP .NET 4.0 application. Now, we are trying to integrate UI2012 with the application. I need some suggestions and best practices from past implementations.

Current State (without UI2012 integration)

1. A Razor Page Template for the Page
2. A site master page

Integration with UI2012/Experience Manager

1. Setup a UI2012 placeholder in the Master sitemap with an ID UI2012Content

2. I have created a new compound RPT with the following source - RPT_UI2012

• RPT UI2012 Start TBB - Source: <asp:Content ID="UI2012ID" ContentPlaceHolderID="UI2012Content" Runat="Server"/>

• Enable inline edit for a page with parameter reference as per the documentation. - Source `

• RPT UI2012 End TBB - Source: </asp:Content>Blah.. Other Razor Code</asp:Content>

The overall Page Template includes the existing Razor Page Template (from current state above) and the above RPT_UI2012 compound Template (from the integration code above).

Question: Should I just render the package with the current state and add the above compound Template to it with package inclusion? Are there any best practices around implementation with UI2012?

I also see that there is an open enhancement request in the Razor Mediator forum as well which encourages the implementation with the relevant TCDL.

UPDATE I have added "Enable inline edit for Content" to the Razor Component Template and used the component presentation in a DWT Page Template with "Enable inline edit for Page" enabled and I am able to open the Page using UI2012. I am still unable to edit the content inline in the UI but only able to modify it using Forms View. Please note that I am logging in as administrator to rule out any issues associated with tridion security.

Thanks for your time and suggestions!