GraffitiCMS Wish List: Support for Internationalization

I wanted to use the Data Attributes in asp.net MVC, for both a label, and a description. After finding out there isn’t a build in helper for Description, I searched and found an answer on StackOverflow. Using that starter knowledge, I (copy/paste/enhanced) this little helper … @Html.DisplayFor(m => m.PropertyName, cssClassName: “desc”, “tagName: “div”) The sample code…

If you’re seen the tech new recently, you’ve heard about the Microsoft PDC (Professional Developers Conference). If you couldn’t make the conference (like me) then you’ll be happy to know that Microsoft has posted video of all the sessions and keynotes. And they’re available for download. In fact, here is a set of CURL scripts…

If you’ve been following my blog recently, you know I just switched from a mix of my old school home grown solution and the Microsoft ASP.NET welblogs to GraffitiCMS. One thing I started wondering was …. did I get all my traffic? This was pretty easy, because most of my old content is actually in…

Somewhere along the path of setting up my blog using GraffitiCMS, I found that you can enable gravatars in the comments. The sample code I picked up looked like this. $macros.gravatar($comment.Email, $comment.Username, $comment.IPAddress, "%{size =’60’}") and it was working great for me until today. I knew Rory had a gravatar setup, but it wasn’t rendering….