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Umbraco Documentation project

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Reading & using the docs

This is the documentation project for Umbraco. The scope of this project is to provide overviews of concepts, tutorials, example code, and links to API reference.

Contributing contributions welcome GitHub contributors

We ❤️ valuable contributions from everyone who is willing to help. It does not matter to us if it's something trivial like correcting spelling mistakes, raising an issue or writing a tutorial! Every little bit of help counts and it all helps make Umbraco easier to use, for everyone. Otherwise, bug reports, bug fixes and any feedback on Umbraco are always appreciated. Look at the Contributor Guidelines to learn how you can get involved and help with the Umbraco Documentation.

License MIT licensed

This library is released under the MIT License.

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umbracodocs's Issues

Rename Repo

Now that V4 is quite old and v6 & v7 being the key of installs. Can the repo be renamed to documentation, docs, umbracodocs so it is version agnostic. Just a minor thing that has bugged me that's all.

Documentation for working with Tags

  1. There is:
    if (Model.HasValue("articleTags")){
    Gives me error:
    CS1928: 'Umbraco.Web.Models.RenderModel' does not contain a definition for 'HasValue' and the best extension method overload 'Umbraco.Web.PublishedContentExtensions.HasValue(Umbraco.Core.Models.IPublishedContent, string)' has some invalid arguments
  2. @foreach (var tagItem in Model.articleTags.Split(','))
    gives me:
    Parser Error Message: Unexpected "foreach" keyword after "@" character. Once inside code, you do not need to prefix constructs like "foreach" with "@".

404handler

This needs documentation!

/Documentation/Reference/Config/404handlers/

The order in the "General upgrade guide"

Been doing some upgrading lately and i think maybe the order in the general upgrade guide is not optimal.

You begin with just copy over the Bin, install, Umbraco and umbraco_client over the old folders.

Then later you are asked to merge /Umbraco/Config/Create/UI.xml and /Umbraco/Config/Lang/*.xml. But everything in the Umbraco folder is already overwritten by then, right?

Document dynamic macro params

Doctype value: [#bodyText]
Recursive doctype value [$headerTitle]
Request value [@productId]
Session value [%memberId]

Add version information or last edit date to documentation

I'm new to Umbraco and one of the things I struggle with the most is identifying which version of Umbraco various docs apply to.

If there will not be separate documentation for each version would it be possible to tag or label documentation pages with the versions they cover?

It could be similar to the compatibility report that already exists on the projects pages. Another option would be to add version specific sections to each page. (similar to the upgrade page http://our.umbraco.org/documentation/Installation/Upgrading/version-specific)

Even adding the date that it was last updated would be great because we could see if it's been updated since the latest release.

Umbraco upgrade

hello.
i am new this umbraco. and want to upgrade umbraco 4.7 version to latest version.
but i want to download umbraco 4.7 application.
please send me link if anybody have link.

GetContentType

It would be helpful to indicate that you can also pass this function ALIAS as STRING as well as ID

Document New Localization Technique

This issue was recently completed ("Allow Localization of Plugins without having to edit core language files"): http://issues.umbraco.org/issue/U4-5777

With that, there is a new way of localizing text (i.e., the translations can be placed in the App_Plugins folder).

Would be great if those instructions were added here: https://our.umbraco.org/documentation/Extending/Language-Files/

Found that page in the en_us.xml file that ships with Umbraco. Well, actually, the en_us.xml file had this link: http://our.umbraco.org/documentation/Extending-Umbraco/Language-Files

Notice the "Extending-Umbraco" is just "Extending" in the first link. Clicking the menu on the left of the site produced the shorter link:
link

Perhaps that ought to be addresses as well (e.g., by updating the link in the Umbraco core).

Add Umbraco startup & configuration docs

We currently have configuration docs but that is explicitly about config files, we also have a whole startup sequence that should be documented and how by using code you can configure Umbraco to operate in a custom way.

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