it to use knockoutjs for all UI handling and cleaned up a bit of the code (though it could still do with even more overhaul but at least its legible now).
Ensures that knockoutjs is included in all pages and dialog pages.
Now just need to update the EditMacro page to check for MVC vs Webforms to insert the correct macro syntax for MVC.
Have implemented it now in the EditView (will transition over its use in editTemplate soon but is low priority).
Have got the js callbacks working now for inserting a macro for the mvc editor but need to implement the correct syntax. Also need
to migrate and update the editMacro dialog screen to check if we are rendering for MVC or not and if it is MVC then use the correct
syntax.
Converted over the SaveTemplate and SavePartialView methods of the codeEditorSave legacy web service to use MVC services and marked them obsolete.
Created a generic route to route all controllers found in the namespace Umbraco.Web.WebServices. Added a 'Url' property on the BasePage webforms class
to expose a UrlHelper for use in views. Created UrlHelper extensions to easily get the base url path of the REST MVC web services.
Converted the EditView page and JavaScript to use the new REST services with jQuery instead of crappy MS ajax.
The issue with these tests might again be because of the UmbracoSettings file, which has the trailing slash setting. But with the settings being reset after teardown the tests were still failing, so made these minor corrections which shoudl correspond to the default setting.
Adding a MediaTypeMapper similar to the ContentTypeMapper, but type specific.
The PetaPoco IMapper implementation is removed as its no longer needed.
Updating a few unit tests, as the Where clause is now correctly formatted.
Adding unit tests for the new ExpressionHelper and MappingResolver classes.
Changing Umbraco.Core to use the SqlCe assemblies from the nuget package instead of those in the GAC, as that could cause problems for the build of the Umbraco.Core.dll.
Making the PublishStrategy public, so that its possible to subscribe to the events.
Removing the old PublishingEventArgs, which is no longer used.
Correcting a few comments.
Making a few of the public properties on CMSNode virtual, so we can override them in the Document and Media classes, which allow us to use the new api for saving changes to these properties instead of having them saved directly to the database.
