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danrye edited this page Mar 7, 2013 · 17 revisions

  • Steps on keeping your git forked repo in-sync with upstream. Or, more generally, repo/fork management. : DerekM

    • DerekM, can you document this? Jay has also been trying to figure this out but I figure you've already done it so it's probably more efficient for you do doc ;)

  • (JME) Do we need to mention DotLiquid (as the official merge-field technology)? The syntax of changing it probably belongs in the Admin Guide.

  • Not sure where these belong in the Table of Contents

  • (DRT) Wasn't sure where to add this, but you can override the theme a site uses by specifying a new theme in the query string. i.e. http://www.rocksite.com?theme=newtheme. When you do this, it saves a temporary site specific cookie that will persist for the current rock site until browser session is closed. (Code Commit)

  • (DanRye) I ran into an issue trying to expose my local dev server to others. This is more likely because I'm an IIS noob, but I was able to solve this by adding a binding to the applicaitonhost.config file located here: C:\Users\<USER NAME>\Documents\IISExpress\config
    The binding is listed here in bold, you could specify your IP if it's static

...
<bindings>  
     <binding protocol="http" bindingInformation="*:6229:*" />  
     <binding protocol="http" bindingInformation="*:6229:localhost" />  
</bindings>
...

VS didn't pick up these settings however, so I ended up starting my server from cmd using: iisexpress.exe /site:"RockWeb"

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