@HeyJoel I was able to develop a SQL Distributed Cache based of the InMemory Implementation in the BasicTest site example. DI System is picking it up in 0.7.0 and is working. When I move it to 0.8.0, the DI is loading my ObjectCacheFactory but is still using the InMemory. I tried setting the OverridePriority to High and still no luck.
Please include your registration code so i can reproduce the issue
Thanks @HeyJoel - submitted issue #399 ... I would really appreciate your guidance on this as getting this to work on Azure steadily would be awesome.
Hello everyone.
I've been enjoying using Cofoundry so far, however, I'm fairly new to CMS systems. I'm currently working on trying to implement locales on a custom entity.
I've mainly been using the SPASite sample for my inspiration. I've enabled some locales and am able to select one when editing or creating a new entity in the Admin panel. However, I do not understand0 how they fit into content repository when trying to query my custom entity.
Any samples or resources would be beneficial? I apologise if I've missed something in the documentation.
I've been enjoying using Cofoundry so far, however, I'm fairly new to CMS systems. I'm currently working on trying to implement locales on a custom entity.
I've mainly been using the SPASite sample for my inspiration. I've enabled some locales and am able to select one when editing or creating a new entity in the Admin panel. However, I do not understand0 how they fit into content repository when trying to query my custom entity.
Any samples or resources would be beneficial? I apologise if I've missed something in the documentation.
Locales isn't a completed/supported features, see issue #43 - if you find otherwise in the docs please let me know where so I can update. Basically I haven't had time to properly implement it, so what you see in there is a migrated locale system that will eventually change when it gets implemented properly - use at your own risk.
Cofoundry new for me
I have one query How to add css and html file for contant in cofoundry cms.
@HeyJoel: Please help me.
As with the above queries, please use GitHub issues or stackoverflow for technical questions as per the readme
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Hello, our project has various layouts that can be chosen from. At the moment we are defining the one we want to run on in appsettings, but we would like to be able to select the layout in admin. Is there a good solution for this built into the framework? It doesn't look like I can define a custom setting anywhere.
Anyone else ran into this issue when deploying?
I'm new to Cofoundry - Trying to Create a table ,but i'm not able create table Please let me know how it possible
Hey @bammons , generally I encourage to post an issue as any knowledge added here is lost in the thread pretty quickly, but issues live on for others to find. Anyway, I’m not in front of a pc right now but i expect that you can just transfer the files, the names will be the same. I also believe i added an option to the azure plugin to allow you to set a prefix, which will enable you use the account for multiple instances
My original thinking though was that storage accounts themselves don’t cost anything, only the data in them, so it wasn’t a big deal that you needed one per instance.
It should be pretty easy to add if you needed it
could be a handy feature for the future, but not something that we would need right this moment
@HeyJoel It looks like when using the Azure plugin, the container name defaults to "imageassetcache". We would like to use unique container names for each instance. Submitted cofoundry-cms/Cofoundry.Plugins.Azure#3
Hey @Carter702 , this sounds similar to baileys question above. It’s not supported, as i expected devs to use a storage account per instance, since they are costed per use and not by instance. I did have a look at adding the feature but it’s non trivial to support it with backwards compat. I’ll look into it tho as it seems there’s some interest in it.
For now you’d have to implement the changes yourself based on our source.
@HeyJoel When using the Azure plugin, images are not being deleted from the Azure Storage Account/Container after deleting them on the admin site. I see the deleted images sitting in the AssetFileCleanupQueueItem table but I am not seeing any calls to the delete methods in AzureBlobFileService.cs being made.
