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Shannon c2fca795e6 This is an attempt to put the tree cache into sessionStorage - I'm creating this revision in case we want to re-visit this but unfortunately it is much more difficult because the cache is serialized/deserialized which means only the first level will be cached automatically since the loadNodeChildren would have to update the cache too but it doesn't know what a cache key is.

I've then done it the other way which is that we cache the tree sections when changing sections, this works great but poses other issues due to the serialized nature of the tree nodes. Spending too much time here, will revisit some other day. will revert after this is committed.

2013-11-12 15:02:02 +11:00

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merge

2013-11-05 11:44:34 +01:00

docs

Don't need IronPython license any more either.

2013-04-10 07:46:05 -02:00

src

This is an attempt to put the tree cache into sessionStorage - I'm creating this revision in case we want to re-visit this but unfortunately it is much more difficult because the cache is serialized/deserialized which means only the first level will be cached automatically since the loadNodeChildren would have to update the cache too but it doesn't know what a cache key is.

2013-11-12 15:02:02 +11:00

test/umbraco.Test

Fixed why all the unit tests were failing. Ported over a couple of unit tests from the legacy test project to see how

2012-10-11 08:32:06 +05:00

tools

Add RevertToEmptyInstall which installs an empty DB with credentials admin/test

2013-04-25 07:15:54 -02:00

.gitignore

Fixes initial part with legacy trees and legacy actions - now a modal window can launch - but now we need to get the legacy umb client manager js tree stuff hooked in.

2013-10-14 18:47:34 +11:00

LICENSE.md

Added events.Service and xmlhelper.service

2013-08-12 15:17:34 +02:00

README.md

Pointing to the Belle docs for building from source

2013-09-26 15:44:12 +02:00

README.md

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