Templatable grid for Umbraco
Ever set up the same grid layout for several documents in a row? Stop that. Here's a package that lets you template the grids with pre populated rows and editors.…
Ever set up the same grid layout for several documents in a row? Stop that. Here's a package that lets you template the grids with pre populated rows and editors.…
Exploring ways to separate content from layout in Umbraco is fun and useful. However, UX is the most important part of such an endeavor. In this post, I prototype a grid editor that will show a long rich text in between other editor parts.…
With the grid and nested content taking over more and more of the backoffice in Umbraco, we should be cautious not to create new and even more tangled messes. Here's some pros and cons of the grid et. al. and some stuff I think we should be aware of.…
Trend Micro has an unauthorized change prevention feature running as a service called tmbmsrv.exe. It may go 100% CPU bonkers and stall your threads when debugging. Here's how to fix it.…
Umbraco Relation Editor has finally been made 7.3+ compatible and got a few fixes to boot. Here's a video showing how to use it and a summary of the changes.…
Unit testing Umbraco may be a daunting task. Here's a shortcut to get started and focus on what matters: your logic.…
Stubbing properties on an IPublishedContent is rather useful when you just need a test for any content. Here's how you do it. Slides from CG16 also available from here.…
Spell checking is part of what makes good search engines good. Building one is actually quite easy if you lean on Lucene Contrib. In this article we'll combine Examine with Lucene's SpellChecker and create some meaningful feedback to the user.…
Using strongly typed models for intellisense, getting compile-time errors and avoiding typos is probably the most obvious and low hanging fruit that makes many people want to use strongly typed models. But there's so much more to be had. This article goes through a range of uses where compositions and extensions take on a whole new dimension.…
Using Visual Studio to publish sites using Web Deploy fails with the exception message "Could not open Source file ... some web.config". Here's how to solve it.…