Yup, the downloads on the download section for umbraco on Codeplex only contains the binaries required to install and run umbraco. If you need the source, go to Codeplex and download source.
I wanted to look into the codebehind of the Contactform web user control (.ascx) that was installed with the Runway starter kit.
Now I found out that the contact.ascx.cs file is in the App_Code folder so I could figure out how the Contactform usercontrol is build.
I want to make my own customized version of the Runway Contactform usercontrol so I created - after watching the video tutorial on user controls - my own project with a Contactform usercontrol.
The only thing that I don't get is that in the Runway contact.ascx.cs there is a line:
I would also like to call this Sendmail() method from the umbraco library, but I don't get how I can put a reference to the umbraco library from my own custom project.
cannot find code behind files
Hi,
I just installed Umbraco 4.6.1, but I cannot find the code behind files when I open the website in Visual Studio 2010.
Is this normal?
greetings,
Anthony Candaele
Yup, the downloads on the download section for umbraco on Codeplex only contains the binaries required to install and run umbraco. If you need the source, go to Codeplex and download source.
Cheers,
/Dirk
Hello Dirk,
I wanted to look into the codebehind of the Contactform web user control (.ascx) that was installed with the Runway starter kit.
Now I found out that the contact.ascx.cs file is in the App_Code folder so I could figure out how the Contactform usercontrol is build.
I want to make my own customized version of the Runway Contactform usercontrol so I created - after watching the video tutorial on user controls - my own project with a Contactform usercontrol.
The only thing that I don't get is that in the Runway contact.ascx.cs there is a line:
umbraco.library.SendMail(tb_email.Text, yourEmail, subject, tb_msg.Text, false);
I would also like to call this Sendmail() method from the umbraco library, but I don't get how I can put a reference to the umbraco library from my own custom project.
Thanks for your advice,
Anthony
Just add a reference to the umbraco assembly (from /bin) through the vs.net project to use the library functions.
Cheers,
/Dirk
ok, thanks for the advice!
Anthony
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