instructions here
I decided to try a different extension for VS2012. Hope it's great.
Friday, January 23, 2015
Thursday, January 22, 2015
Thursday, January 15, 2015
Treasure! - dumb reminders
So I'm playing around with Orchard trying to create a module, trying to connect on sqlserver (no dice), etc. But because of securty settings on my computer (I don't have true admin settings) IT'S HELLA HARD TO GET STUFF TO WORK!
However there is one way to bypass some admin rights that is running a prog as admin.
right click on program and choose run as admin.
However there is one way to bypass some admin rights that is running a prog as admin.
right click on program and choose run as admin.
Wednesday, January 14, 2015
CMS Umbraco vs Orchard
I have decided to experiment with these 2 products. Since they seem to have a lot of potential.
Orchard has a quite detailed set of functions that is easy to find and does what you would expect to see. As for Umbraco it has an easy to use interface but maybe too easy as it seems difficult to find the functions I want to use. I'm not sure if I'm looking at a simplified view.
Performance wise Umbraco seems to load faster. Since this is back end work the only concern should be the front end performance which I believe will excel in speeds. (I have read that Orchard has too much stuff).
Next step is creating a module on each CMS.
- ASP.NET MVC
- Open source (free?)
- large support community
Orchard has a quite detailed set of functions that is easy to find and does what you would expect to see. As for Umbraco it has an easy to use interface but maybe too easy as it seems difficult to find the functions I want to use. I'm not sure if I'm looking at a simplified view.
Performance wise Umbraco seems to load faster. Since this is back end work the only concern should be the front end performance which I believe will excel in speeds. (I have read that Orchard has too much stuff).
Next step is creating a module on each CMS.
Tuesday, January 13, 2015
CMS Orchard - Manual Install
I've been looking at different CMSs that use ASP.NET and came across Orchard CMS. It's a CMS that is created by Microsoft(c), open source and "similar" to Wordpress(c).
How to Manually Install in VS2012
Orchard.source.zip
1. Unzip the source put it in your projects directory.
2. Open the sln file in VS.
3. Build and run.
There will be an intial setup and account creation. After that you are ready to roll!
Or if you don't use VS2012, etc.
Orchard.web.zip
Follow instructions from here
Ensure you have the latest ASP.NET
1. Get the latest .zip files of the Web and Source.
2. Put the unzipped web files into inetpub/wwwroot folder.
3. Modify the security for 4 folders: App_data, Media, Modules, and Themes. (edit: also bin folder)
4. Open iis (edit: right click folder select install as app) and create a new site for Orchard.
note: to create modules you use codegen
How to Manually Install in VS2012
Orchard.source.zip
1. Unzip the source put it in your projects directory.
2. Open the sln file in VS.
3. Build and run.
There will be an intial setup and account creation. After that you are ready to roll!
Or if you don't use VS2012, etc.
Orchard.web.zip
Follow instructions from here
Ensure you have the latest ASP.NET
1. Get the latest .zip files of the Web and Source.
2. Put the unzipped web files into inetpub/wwwroot folder.
3. Modify the security for 4 folders: App_data, Media, Modules, and Themes. (edit: also bin folder)
4. Open iis (edit: right click folder select install as app) and create a new site for Orchard.
note: to create modules you use codegen
Back in Business
Ok so i haven't posted in almost a year. But i'm back in business starting today coz i'm gonna learn!
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