Per Nergård
Feb 26, 2015
  2288
(0 votes)

Updated CMS 7.5 XML resources tool

Been a while since I blogged but a new addition to the family has taken most of my previous extra code time. But enough with the excuses.

I have made some minor updates to my XML resources tool.

  • Color coding properties that are not translated.
    If the translated property name is equal to the core property name or empty the table row gets a background color.
  • Setting path to the xml files folder is done via tool gui and stored in DDS.

    In the previous version this was changed through an app setting. If not set the fallback is /lang/.

    The path should both start and end with /. I guess that /lang/ or /Resources/LanguageFiles/ is the most common paths.

The Git repo is updated. (Not the nuget package though).

Feb 26, 2015

Comments

Vishal Panday
Vishal Panday Apr 29, 2015 12:56 PM

does this tool takes the following scenario into consideration:

Having multiple production servers behind an loadbalancer. So the language files are on 2 servers. Changing the resource will it reflect on both servers?

Sep 8, 2015 10:33 PM

Vishal: No it doesn't reflect on several servers in a load balanced environment. The main usage for me have been managing texts in dev environment and then deploying to production server/s.

Please login to comment.
Latest blogs
Caching & Rendering of metadata from the DAM

For the EPiServer.Cms.WelcomeIntegration.UI 1.2.0 release, we have facilitated the ability to cache and render metadata from assets within the DAM....

Matthew Slim | Jun 2, 2023

Conversion Rate Optimization: Maximizing ROI through Data-Driven Decisions

In today's digital landscape, businesses are constantly looking for ways to improve their online presence and drive more conversions. One effective...

JessWade | Jun 1, 2023

Enhance Your Writing with Suggestions

Are you tired of staring at a blank screen, struggling to find the right words? The Epicweb.Optimizely.AIAssistant Addon is here to revolutionize...

Luc Gosso (MVP) | May 31, 2023 | Syndicated blog

Content Graph - Letting GraphQL do all the hard work for you

Background As we have seen before, setting up Content Graph on the CMS side is pretty easy. However, when it comes to the “head” part of the setup,...

Kunal Shetye | May 26, 2023 | Syndicated blog