malog84
/ culture_to_currency.json
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January 29, 2014 09:22
Mapping of culture code to three-character ISO 4217 currency symbol
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| [{"af-ZA":"ZAR"}, | |
| {"af-ZA":"ZAR"}, | |
| {"am-ET":"ETB"}, | |
| {"am-ET":"ETB"}, | |
| {"ar-AE":"AED"}, | |
| {"ar-BH":"BHD"}, | |
| {"ar-DZ":"DZD"}, | |
| {"ar-EG":"EGP"}, | |
| {"ar-IQ":"IQD"}, | |
| {"ar-JO":"JOD"}, |
malog84
/ EPiServer_GetContentFolderForPage.cs
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August 29, 2015 14:03
Get the content folder associated with a page in EPiServer 7.5 (something like 'PageFiles' in older versions of EPiServer)
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| using EPiServer.Core; | |
| using EPiServer.ServiceLocation; | |
| namespace EPiServerGists | |
| { | |
| public class Resources | |
| { | |
| /// <summary> | |
| /// Get the content folder associated with a page (something like 'PageFiles' in older versions of EPiServer) | |
| /// </summary> |
malog84
/ boxstarter.txt
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February 24, 2016 20:31
— forked from timabell/boxstarter.ps1
http://boxstarter.org/ script for .net development in a vm
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| # boxstarter script http://boxstarter.org/ | |
| # source: https://gist.github.com/timabell/608fb680bfc920f372ac | |
| # originally tested on win7 x64 | |
| # wip on win 8.1 build | |
| # This is a start of a build of a box I'm using at the moment. | |
| # Fork this to your own gist, then comment/uncomment/add stuff to suit you. | |
| # Some context: I hate windows, and only use it for work, the rest of the time | |
| # I'm on linux; so when I'm doing client work on my kit that needs windows (I'm |