Basic mission; code not my own. Create an advert type; consisting of URL and Image. Additional requirement created setting the type of advert (using uComponents) An AdvertContainer (Doc Type) With two ‘types’ of advert (i.e. 3rdparty/mpu) ThirdParty contains JS (no image/URL) MPU contains Image/URL var nodes = GetMultiNodeSelection(1101, "adverts"); Foists off into some god awful … Read on Squire
Back in MVC2 days I wrote a post on setting up a project with lowercase urls / redirecting and a workaround for IIS6. Luckily these days we have MVC4 which is a tad friendlier… to a degree. In the Route collection registration area (Most likely in App_Start lest you’ve moved it) you can now simply … Read on Squire
Big old pain in the arse when you get a runtime error from a view, more so if its then in the build server; Simple solution though; pop open your UI/Web project (csproj) file in an editor of your choice. Check if it already contains an <MvcBuildViews>false</MvcBuildViews> tag (if it has set it to true) … Read on Squire
A common usage of the self-referencing joins is the use of 1 table for regions and subregions; its also the laziest example that comes to mind. Entity using System.Collections.Generic; using Domain.Base; public class Region : DomainObject<int, Region> { private IList<Region> _subRegion = new List<Region>(); public virtual string Name { get; set; } public virtual IList<Region> … Read on Squire
In order to make user of IContentService outside of Umbraco Controllers/Views/etc you’re going to need to expose it. Much in the same way you’d setup NHibernate to create a session factory on application start we grab IContentService and make it accessible. In this case via UmbracoApplication.UmbContentService UmbracoApplication.cs namespace XXX.UI { using System.Web.Http; using System.Web.Mvc; using … Read on Squire
Bit of a code dump but what the hey it will have to do.
In wordpress we have a wonderful set of functions that takes your title and converts it to a URL friendly version in the slug or permalink area. This also handles foreign characters converting them to their standard ascii equivalent.
This will also work in ASP.net MVC, as in the first one.
It's a somewhat well known fact, (by somewhat I mean for amongst web devs, my mum wouldn't understand any of that), that IIS6 is the IE6 of Servers, its slow, dim-witted, annoying, crap and here to stay.
So to make life a little more bearable and to save the rest of the web-society from a life of .net 2 webform's, bloated view states and ugly urls here's a quick "how to".
Credit Card validation is a Pain in the Arse *Updated April 2010 But its not going anywhere fast. So I’ve combined two of the scripts I’ve found to meet my needs, added UK credit card data (Maestro/VisaDebit etal) and a bit of optimization and here it is. Algorithm Sources: * http://www.codeproject.com/KB/aspnet/UltimateCreditCardUtility.aspx * http://orb-of-knowledge.blogspot.com/2009/08/extremely-fast-luhn-function-for-c.html * Extra … Read on Squire