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Intellisense when editing Umbraco examine config
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. -
Important Umbraco backup information
As a result of user feedback, it seems that a few people are having an issue with failed backups as a result of using a backup target directory under your web root. This is because Umbraco backup tries to backup it's own target zip file, causing some process conflicts. This issue will be fixed with the release of 1.1, however, unless you have to,Do not backup under the webroot. Google and other search engines can index zip files and their contents. One user has already made me aware of some Umbraco blogs that have zipped versions of their site that have been indexed and you are able to see the contents of web.config including database host and password details. If you are in the unfortunate position of having an ISP who -
Important info on Umbraco upload progress bar
If you are having trouble with time-outs and my Umbraco upload progress bar please have a read of the section 'Using Location Filtering to Restrict/Modify NeatUpload's Request Processing' at http://www.brettle.com/NeatUpload-1.2/docs/Manual.html The following is from Morten Nielesen, who had some troubles getting large files to work. tried tweaking the parameters but I was still get an error around 85% saying: "Error: Thread was being aborted" The file I was trying to upload is 18,607,377 bytes. I have managed to upload a file at 13,172,394 bytes after retrying a couple of times. Anyway I finally think I hacked it. Add the following to web.config: <system.web> <httpRuntime executionTimeout="600 -
Umbraco 5: Adding Dashboards via plugins
a web.config at the root of your plugin folder. If you refresh the Umbraco back office you should see a Hello world view on your dashboard. What makes this work: The dashboard is defined in your plugin web.config - Umbraco Jupiter uses -
Publicise your Umbraco blog with XMLRPC ping
that the GUI doesn't have to wait for all of the ping requests to be processed.If your Umbraco blog is a standard install, you can just drop the DLL into your bin directory and add the previously mentioned key into your web.config file to get -
Perl for Umbraco
/macro.plex. Any other Macro params are forwarded as request parameters meaning you can pass values from Umbraco to Perl. To set up I simply add /plex to my Umbraco reserved paths in web.config and add an HTTP filter. If you’d like to play