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Umbraco backup manual available
The Umbraco Backup manual is available to download. There will be an update added shortly on how to restore from an XML mode backup. Finally, I will look at adding scheduling which will wrap up development of 1.0. -
Umbraco backup database restore tool available
The Umbraco backup database restore tool for XML mode backups is now available for download. Please read the user manual carefully before using this tool to restore an Umbraco database. -
intro-uk.com goes live with Umbraco and Flash
After several months waiting for approval the Intro website is live. Umbraco feeds XML to a flash front end build by web maestro Rich Salter. Site design was done internally by Intro. Believe it or not, despite all of my interest in Umbraco, this is my first site to go live other than my own domain! -
Intellisense when editing Umbraco examine config
I've uploaded a zip file to our Umbraco that contains XSD (Schema) files for the Umbraco Examine configuration files - ExamineSettings.config and ExamineIndex.config you can download the zip here. Once installed and activated these files give you intellisense and validation when editing Examine configuration To install, place the .xsd files in the download in the XML\Schemas sub folder of your visual studio install. Once installed open your examine configuration files... and validation available on your Examine configuration. Note: because the examine files are included by web.config and form part of a larger configuration XML document we can't give the root element a namespace and map the Schemas automatically. -
Umbraco backup allows restore across SQL server versions
Using the Umbraco backup XML mode SQL server restore tool, you can develop a site on your local host running SQL server 2005 express and then migrate that database to SQL 2K on a shared hosting environment with just a couple of quick dos commands (any Umbraco supported version to any other version is fine). -
Quick Perl script: Scrape your photos from Twitpic
strict; use utf8; use LWP::Simple; use XML::Simple; use Data::Dumper; use Date::Parse; use Date::Format; use XML::DOM; my $content = get("http://twitpic.com/photos/darrenferguson/feed.rss"); die "Couldn't get it!" unless defined $content; my $xml = XMLin($content); foreach my $item (@{$xml->{channel}->{item}}) { my $link = $item->{link}; my $date = $item->{pubDate}; $date = str2time($date); $date = time2str('%Y-%m-%d_%H-%M-%S_', $date -
Quick Umbraco tip: Display twitter feeds on your site
feed. Open <webroot>/umbraco/plugins/FergusonMoriyama/FeedCache/feeds.config and add an entry like the following:<?xml version="1.0"?> <feeds> <feed> <url>http://search.twitter.com/search.atom?q=from%3Adarrenferguson... wrong with your scheduled task setup.Use the following XSLT macro to display tweets on your site:<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <!DOCTYPE xsl:Stylesheet [<!ENTITY nbsp " ">]> <xsl:stylesheet version="1.0...; <xsl:variable name="y" select="document('../umbraco/plugins/FergusonMoriyama/FeedCache/twit.xml')/Atom:feed"/> <xsl:output method="xml" omit-xml-declaration="yes"/> <xsl:param name="currentPage"/> <xsl -
Umbraco backup beta 2 updated
I just replaced the Umbraco backup beta 2 package which you can get from the project homepage. A couple of minor bugs have been fixed and thanks to some feedback from Niels Umbraco backup now tells you what it has done in a nicer manner... Report for Backup 474bf157-d508-4e4f-b0bc-1322ae5d537e File backup status: Suceeded Database backup status: Suceeded Backed up 1237 files. 55657635 bytes. Started: 8:31:15 PM Finished: 8:38:14 PM Elapsed time: 0 hours, 6 minutes and 59 seconds. Running as SHRGB-HBXGB\wsh1009-10448 Virtual Directory: Access is denied Created directory D:\WWWRoot\darren-ferguson.com\database\474bf157-d508-4e4f-b0bc-1322ae5d537e Remote XML Saving database table: dtproperties Saving database table -
Feed Cache package for Umbraco
I've created an umbraco package that will cache XML feeds - or any other http URL - to disk on your web server. Click here to download the package The idea came about as a lot of people are displaying feeds on their web pages - flickr feeds, twitter etc. In Umbraco you can cache marcos that read external URLs, but ultimately when the cache expires one user will have to take the hit of requesting this external URL as part of their page download. If the third party server is down - which twitter frequently is - then this can result in a hefty wait until the request times out. Instructions for using the package are in the readme prior to installation so be sure to read this before proceeding with the install. Questions, comments -
Log4net for Umbraco package developers
and it will be automatically reloaded without causing an application restart.A simple configuration file could be as follows:<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?> <log4net> <appender name="R" type="log4net.Appender.RollingFileAppender"> <... to a file in your system tmp directory - The file is rotated once it reaches 1 MB and the last two versions are maintained. Log4net can log to XML files, databases, email etc and you can define different loggers for different classes and different log