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Installing Umbraco is pretty simple but it’s always good to have a reference as general it isn’t something you do too often. This tutorial aims to step you through how to install Umbraco on your local computer so if there is anything I have missed please comment below.
What you need A Windows PC (mine is running Windows 10) Microsoft Visual Studio (I use the Community Edition because it’s free, you can find it here https://www.visualstudio.com/en-us/products/visual-studio-community-vs.aspx) Microsoft SQL Server with Tools (I use the 2014 version which can be found here https://www.microsoft.com/en-au/download/details.aspx?id=42299) Microsoft .NET 4.5 [...]This tutorial will show you how to implement an Umbraco content picker in your grid layout. We use this a lot so we can easily re-use modules throughout a website while still utilizing the grid layout editor.
I’ll give you a brief run down on how this works and hangs in together with the grid layout editor first then we’ll get into the specifics. If you just want to get stuff done the skip the next paragraph but I promise it’s brief and to the point.
So the idea is to create a new Grid Editor array item in config/grid.editors.config.js which points to a Render (basically a view for your new grid editor item on the front end) and also points to a View [...]
This is a simple guide on how to get just the Twitter followers for an account using V1.1 of the Twitter API in C#.
1. Get Twitter API Details:
Firstly go to the Twitter apps area and create a new app:
https://apps.twitter.com/
2. Copy the following code as a new method in your C# project
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3. Copy you Twitter Application details into the code provided.
You’ll need 4 pieces of information from your “Keys and Access Tokens” of the new app you created for Twitter:
Consumer KeyConsumer Secret (API Secret)
–Â Access Token
–Â Access Token [...]
