For future reference, to get the clients browser: $Context.UnderlyingContext.Request.Browser.Browser This is infact accessing the HttpRequest.Browser property so you can then get all the usual inf… more →
James Hollingworth's Adventures in Codebdaniel7 wrote 2 months ago: Ever since I started to build web applications using Castle Monorail, I used NVelocity as view engin … more →
roundcrisis wrote 4 months ago: Hi there I ll just add this because I saw some people being directed to here when searching for NVel … more →
roundcrisis wrote 8 months ago: Hi all I have updated the slides for the monorail presentation as follows (There are 23 slides if yo … more →
kevinlawry wrote 11 months ago: I recently had a MonoRail project where client-side performance was becoming a problem. A Portlet ( … more →
roundcrisis wrote 1 year ago: A quick one Say you have an image or god knows what and you need to add a link to it, in html you … more →
jhollingworth wrote 1 year ago: For future reference, to get the clients browser: $Context.UnderlyingContext.Request.Browser.Bro … more →
jhollingworth wrote 1 year ago: I was just having a look through the options in visual studio 2008 and noticed a new section for sel … more →
jhollingworth wrote 2 years ago: Just a reminder for myself, To the get the current iteration number in a foreach loop $velocityCount … more →