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Want to master Umbraco? Spend a couple of minutes learning some best practices by watching one of these videos about using Umbraco. And visit umbraco.tv for even more Umbraco videos
+Want to master Umbraco? Spend a couple of minutes learning some best practices by watching one of these videos about using Umbraco. And visit umbraco.tv for even more Umbraco videos
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The health checker evaluates various areas of your site for best practice settings, configuration, potential problems, etc. You can easily fix problems by pressing a button. - You can add your own health checks, have a look at the documentation for more information about custom health checks.
++ The health checker evaluates various areas of your site for best practice settings, configuration, potential problems, etc. You can easily fix problems by pressing a button. + You can add your own health checks, have a look at the documentation for more information about custom health checks. +
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- Umbraco currently runs in debug mode. This means you can use the built-in performance profiler to assess the performance when rendering pages. -
-- If you want to activate the profiler for a specific page rendering, simply add umbDebug=true to the querystring when requesting the page. -
-- If you want the profiler to be activated by default for all page renderings, you can use the toggle below. - It will set a cookie in your browser, which then activates the profiler automatically. - In other words, the profiler will only be active by default in your browser - not everyone else's. -
++ Umbraco currently runs in debug mode. This means you can use the built-in performance profiler to assess the performance when rendering pages. +
++ If you want to activate the profiler for a specific page rendering, simply add umbDebug=true to the querystring when requesting the page. +
++ If you want the profiler to be activated by default for all page renderings, you can use the toggle below. + It will set a cookie in your browser, which then activates the profiler automatically. + In other words, the profiler will only be active by default in your browser - not everyone else's. +
+- You should never let a production site run in debug mode. Debug mode is turned off by setting debug="false" on the <compilation /> element in web.config. -
++ You should never let a production site run in debug mode. Debug mode is turned off by setting debug="false" on the <compilation /> element in web.config. +
+- Umbraco currently does not run in debug mode, so you can't use the built-in profiler. This is how it should be for a production site. -
-- Debug mode is turned on by setting debug="true" on the <compilation /> element in web.config. -
++ Umbraco currently does not run in debug mode, so you can't use the built-in profiler. This is how it should be for a production site. +
++ Debug mode is turned on by setting debug="true" on the <compilation /> element in web.config. +
+Want to master Umbraco? Spend a couple of minutes learning some best practices by watching one of these videos about using Umbraco. And visit umbraco.tv for even more Umbraco videos
+Want to master Umbraco? Spend a couple of minutes learning some best practices by watching one of these videos about using Umbraco. And visit umbraco.tv for even more Umbraco videos
+To proceed, please edit the "web.config" file (using Visual Studio or your favourite text editor), scroll to the bottom, add the connection string for your database in the key named "UmbracoDbDSN" and save the file.
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