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Some updates after 1 year without commits #18

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@pgrm pgrm commented Jul 19, 2013

Hi,

I like your blog-engine a lot.

Wanted to create something similar on my own, but after heaving a closer look at yours, I thought it would be easier to just adjust it for my needs.

So far, I've tried to update it to some cutting-edge technologies (which should become stable in the next few months anyway)

I'll add some more features which I want to have (easier support for images in blog posts, automatic synchronizing of markdown-articles from dropbox directory to blog articles, ...)

Hope I can add those pull requests as well, thx for the great work, and maybe it will become a bit more active again 👍

pgrm added 18 commits July 19, 2013 10:29
I upgraded NBlog.Web to use MVC 5 Beta and removed NBlog.Lib to use
NuGet packages instead.

I couldn't add the Controller.tt template because of the following
error:
Error 3 Compiling transformation: The type or namespace name
'MvcTextTemplateHost' could not be found (are you missing a using
directive or an assembly reference?)
c:\Users\Peter\Dropbox\GitHub\NBlog\NBlog.Web\CodeTemplates\AddController\Controller.tt
4 16 NBlog.Web

Seems like the MvcTextTemplateHost was in MVC 3 - at least that's the
MVC version i've found mentioned in every post about the class.
MongoServer.Create is obsolete, use MongoClient.GetServer instead
Updated the new Web.config with the original values and also restored
some of the old files
Because it removes <pre>-Tags and makes the whole blog for source code
useless
Since dropbox doesn't allow you to use Username/Password to login via
API anymore, you need to create a token and a secret instead
by calling the provided SetUp Action in the AdminController and setting
one breakpoint, it is very easy now to retrieve the user tokens and
connect NBlog to your dropbox
The position of the memory stream needs to be reset to 0 so the whole
stream is uploaded to DropBox
ChrisFulstow added a commit that referenced this pull request Aug 9, 2013
Some updates after 1 year without commits
@ChrisFulstow ChrisFulstow merged commit 3f481ef into ChrisFulstow:master Aug 9, 2013
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Thanks for the updates

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