Project 31-A

One of the tasks of the dependency handler ( dependencyhandler.axd ) used in Umbraco is to manage the return of client-side files such as css and javascript. For live code, caching this makes sense but for development, it just makes the troublesome line of code harder to find. While in development, make sure you change the web.config file's setting of compilation to debug=true. Then when you refresh the page. You should now see the client files in the network trace instead of the dependency handler. For more information, review the docs . For more extensive configuration, find the ClientDependency.config file in the Umbraco website's /Config directory, off of the root.

U mbraco is an Asp.Net based Content Management System. It has many pieces and configuration elements. Recycle/Refresh While I have been working on the Merchello Package, I've learned some ways to cycle Umbraco if something isn't working right. Touch Web.Config Reindex Examine Indexes via Back Office Delete files in \App_Data\Temp Republish content node or entire content tree.