Is there a central place where I can find API documentation?
I've been searching for 20 minutes for a page containing all methods in the Document class. Aren't there any API docs, or am I looking in the wrong places?
I think the documentation for Umbraco is better than that found for most other ASP.Net CMS products, but I share your frustration! When working with the API from within a Visual Studio .Net project, I often wonder why the classes and their methods don't even have a simple summary, describing what they do. I end up searching the forum and the web for any clue as to what a method does and how and when I should use it.
There is more information available from the parent node of your link - http://our.umbraco.org/wiki/reference but it's not completely comprehensive.
If anyone out there knows of a full description of the API, then I would also be really interested in using it.
Is there a central place where I can find API documentation?
I've been searching for 20 minutes for a page containing all methods in the Document class. Aren't there any API docs, or am I looking in the wrong places?
I've found this: http://our.umbraco.org/wiki/reference/api-cheatsheet , but that is more of a FAQ / how to do stuff with Umbraco kind of page. I need the actual API docs.
Thanks!
Hi Julius,
I think the documentation for Umbraco is better than that found for most other ASP.Net CMS products, but I share your frustration! When working with the API from within a Visual Studio .Net project, I often wonder why the classes and their methods don't even have a simple summary, describing what they do. I end up searching the forum and the web for any clue as to what a method does and how and when I should use it.
There is more information available from the parent node of your link - http://our.umbraco.org/wiki/reference but it's not completely comprehensive.
If anyone out there knows of a full description of the API, then I would also be really interested in using it.
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