I've been a busy little bee working on a fairly large web site for online gambling (horse races), with some SERIOUSLY cool software/frameworks. Going from the outside in it's been jQuery, EPiServer 5, Asp.Net 3.5, WCF, SOA, NHibernate. And I have learned more from this project than any other. I'm going to publish reference code (for my own later googling pleasure) from this project for quite a while I reckon. I'm starting easy with some webcontrols we have used throughout the solution. using our own has made it possible to enable/utilize jQuery very easily.
to ensure the ID of controls are fixed, we have used this little trick:
public class ClientIdHiddenField: HiddenField
{ public override string ClientID{ get{ return ID; } }
}
This enables us to be certain that the jQuery selectors all work as expected
similarly we have overridden labels/buttons/etc to enable us to give the webcontrols a TextKey property (e.g. TextKey="/app/game/gamewindow/buygame" ) declaratively, the TextKey is then used to lookup the correct text from the Translate function in EPiServer
public class TranslateButton: Button
{
[DefaultValue("")]public string TextKey{ get; set; }
protected override void OnPreRender(EventArgs e){
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(TextKey) && string.IsNullOrEmpty(Text)){
Text = LanguageUtil.TranslateOrBlank(TextKey);}
base.OnPreRender(e);
}
}
As these are all just Custom Controls (no code-front file) we can specify their namespace in web.config:
[pages validateRequest="false" enableEventValidation="false"]
(couldn't get < to work properly in markup here ...)
[controls]
...........
[add tagPrefix="cc" namespace="OurNamespace.CommonUC" assembly="OurAssemblies.Web" /]
[controls]
[pages]
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