ClientDependency | managing CSS & JavaScript dependencies
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kandi X-RAY | ClientDependency Summary
CDF is a framework for managing CSS & JavaScript dependencies and optimizations for your web application. It allows for each individual component in your web application to declare what CSS and JavaScript files they require instead of relying on a single master page to include all dependencies for all modules. It also manages runtime optimizations: minification, compression, caching, and so on.... This hugely simplifies collaborative development since any developer who is working on a component doesn't need to worry about what CSS/JavaScript is being included on the main page. CDF will wire everything up, ensure that your dependencies are ordered correctly, that there are no duplicates and render your CSS and JavaScript html tags properly on to the rendering page. CDF is flexible. It allows you to make any web component dependent on any CSS or JavaScript file individually. CDF does not require you to pre-define resources at startup (but you certainly can) and doesn't require you to know c# or VB. If you can write markup for Webforms or Razor then you can use CDF.
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QUESTION
I am trying to update a package known as ClientDependency
, which is needed for a Umbraco-built website's security feature. This has to be updated to the latest version 1.9.9
, which however cannot be found in NuGet.
I can only find 1.8.4
as the latest stable version in my solution, which is what I have been using for quite some time now.
Is there anyway I can update the package to the latest version? I'd prefer to have it updated via the package manager console, so that some automatic code updates can be applied, rather than copy-paste the dll manually from it source.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-14 at 05:39Cannot find the latest version of a package on NuGet
1) First,check whether you have nuget.org
enabled as the data source of the package source. The ClientDependency
nuget package is under nuget.org
.
Tools-->Options-->Nuget Package Manager-->Package Sources--> and make sure that you enable that link.
Also, check nuget.org in nuget package management UI.
2) Second, unload your project and enter xxxx.csproj
file, please check whether your reference xml elements have allowedVersions
node like this:
QUESTION
I have a Dot Net Nuke (DNN 9.1) site which is hosted on IIS. I have located some resources that have made the website very slow, mostly JS / CSS files. I traced these files are referenced in resource files like below:
Website\App_Data\ClientDependency\DNNWeb-someGUIDaaarfgxetrrcxxdrwdc-map.xml
which has entriees like below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-03 at 09:26DNN loads minified CSS and JS files based on user config. you need to enable this options, the options are
- Enable Composite Files
- Minify CSS
- Minify JS
In order to change above settings go to Settings (gear icon) -> Servers -> Server Settings Tab -> Performance tab
, then find Client Resources Management Mode
section (at the bottom of this tab (as of v9.5
)) and change the options as you prefer.
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