Consider this scenario: I have a project that relies on ASP.Net MVC and currently this project is built against the .Net framework 4.0 and MVC 4 I want to support MVC 5 for this project To support…
This is more of a blog post about what not to do :) At first glance, it would seem relatively painless to change your WebApi controller’s configuration, I’d assume most people would do what I initiall…
Decided to write this quick post for anyone searching on this topic. AngularJS has it’s own convention for CSRF (Cross Site Request Forgery) protection but in some cases you’ll be calling these same s…
If you application supports plugins or extensions in some cases it might be useful to scan a packages assemblies before importing them in to your app. Some reasons for this might be: Checking if the…
This post will describe how you can declare your own custom MVC routes in order to execute your own custom controllers in Umbraco but still be able to render Umbraco views with the same model that Umb…
I previously wrote a post about Listening for validation changes in AngularJS which with my knowledge at that time required a handy hack to get a reference to the currently scoped form controller (ngF…
For a while I’ve been wanting to automate some reporting from our build process to show some fairly simple statistical information such as Obsoleted code Internal code planned to be made public Co…
In some applications it can be really useful to have controllers listen for validation changes especially in more complicated AngularJS apps where ‘ng-repeat’ is used to render form controls. There’s…
I decided to write a quick blog post about this because much of the documentation and examples about this seems to be a bit scattered. What this achieves is the ability to upload any number of files w…
When you upload media in Umbraco it stores the absolute path to the media item in the database. By default the path will look something like: /media/12335/MyImage.jpg However, if you are running Umbra…