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February 23rd, 1 Comment. Clone Hero — Project: Bleep Bloop. February 3rd, 2 Comments. September 6th, 4 Comments. Welcome to Fullcombo. November 20th, 9 Comments. June 20th, 0 Comments. In Umbraco 8 this file is gone and these settings are now configured in appsettings in the web.
Arguably this implementation is actually friendlier than before, as all Umbraco configuration settings are kept in one place. It also makes it easier to store secure values, such as the Blob Storage connection string, in secure stores such as Azure Key Vault. One of the most popular packages is UmbracoFileSystemProviders. At the time of writing v2. Azure would configure the media library to use Blob Storage, in V8 this purely contains the core file system provider needed to store anything on Azure.
In order to configure media storage you must also install the UmbracoFileSystemProviders. Media library. Forms library for storing Umbraco Forms definitions possible.
In Umbraco 7 you could subscribe to an event called GatheringNodeData to populate values in Examine indexes, such as adding new fields or sanitizing values to make them searchable. In Umbraco 8 this event is called TransformingIndexValues. The event behaves in a very similar way, but the implementation differs slightly. I was pleased to see the search APIs had been cleaned up in V8, though it took a little while to find what I was looking for.
I spent hours trying to find an equivalent in Umbraco 8 as the feature is seemingly undocumented, but struck gold when I found ToPublishedSearchResults. Arguably 2 of the most config files in Umbraco 7, and the ones that caused most confusion, were ExamineIndexes.
After a discussion with Examine-guru Ismail Mayat , it turned out a number of people were having difficulty with adjusting the config of Core Umbraco indexes e. Using Examine Config you can configure the types to include or exclude, and whether to include protected content items in any Core index directly from the web. Settings are configured as appsettings and follow a convention of: Umbraco. For as long as I can remember well, since the V4 days Umbraco ran Lucene.
NET v2. Those who have worked with Examine may be familiar with the tool Luke - a handy development and diagnostic tool for browsing Lucene indexes, checking a value exists or is what you expected, etc. With Lucene v2.
Umbraco 8 takes us one step closer to the modern day, with a jump to Lucene. Prevent this user from interacting with your repositories and sending you notifications. Learn more about blocking users. Learn more about reporting abuse. A flexible, draggable link picker for constructing site navigation menus, big or small, in Umbraco. C 25 A collection of powerful property value converters for cleaner code in Umbraco.
C 10 Extensions for performing searches in Umbraco. Powerful filtering and faceting directly within the Examine fluent API. A friendly tool for creating dynamic sitemap.
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