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copied!<p>You explained in your comments that you want to display certain sublayouts in the sidebar depending on certain form parts/steps. You can do that by adding a PlaceHolder that will fit the sublayouts (e.g. in your sidebar) and use this code to dynamically render sublayouts to it.</p> <p>First you need an item (i call it a snippet item) that has the sublayout configured on its presentation settings. Then you can use code to render that item inside the placeholder (phSideBarPlaceHolder).</p> <pre><code>// Load snippet item Item snippet = Sitecore.Context.Database.GetItem("{id-or-path-of-snippet-item}"); // Get the first rendering from item's presentation definition RenderingReference rendering = snippet.Visualization.GetRenderings(Sitecore.Context.Device, false).FirstOrDefault(); // We assume that its a Sublayout, but you can also check for xslt and create an XslFile() object Sublayout sublayout = new Sublayout(); sublayout.DataSource = snippet.Paths.FullPath; // creates a reference to the snippet item, so you can pull data from that later on sublayout.Path = rendering.RenderingItem.InnerItem["Path"]; sublayout.Cacheable = rendering.RenderingItem.Caching.Cacheable; // Copy cache settings if (rendering.RenderingItem.Caching.Cacheable) { sublayout.VaryByData = rendering.RenderingItem.Caching.VaryByData; sublayout.VaryByDevice = rendering.RenderingItem.Caching.VaryByDevice; sublayout.VaryByLogin = rendering.RenderingItem.Caching.VaryByLogin; sublayout.VaryByParm = rendering.RenderingItem.Caching.VaryByParm; sublayout.VaryByQueryString = rendering.RenderingItem.Caching.VaryByQueryString; sublayout.VaryByUser = rendering.RenderingItem.Caching.VaryByUser; } // Now render the sublayout to the placeholder phSideBarPlaceHolder.Controls.Add(sublayout); </code></pre> <p>If you need more info about how to read data the DataSource property inside the sublayout code, Mark Ursino has written an article about that: <a href="http://firebreaksice.com/using-the-datasource-field-with-sitecore-sublayouts" rel="noreferrer">http://firebreaksice.com/using-the-datasource-field-with-sitecore-sublayouts</a></p>

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