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    Essentials

    • What is Dyndle?
    • Functionality Overview

    Installation

    • Prerequisites
    • Preparing the content manager
    • Content Manager installation
    • Web application - quickstart installation
    • Web application - manual installation
    • Configuration Reference

    Implementing Dyndle

    • Model binders and controllers
    • Overriding / adding dependencies
    • DI frameworks implementation examples
    • Adding your own routes
    • Modeling regions
    • Including content from other pages
    • Caching with Dyndle
    • Using labels
    • Querying dynamic content
    • Managing redirects
    • Experience Manager
    • Previewing pages

    Dyndle Modules

    • Dyndle Management
    • Dyndle Image Enhancement
    • Dyndle Navigation
    • Dyndle Search
    • Dyndle Globalization

    Dyndle CLI

    • Running Dyndle CLI
    • Customizing generated models

    Dyndle Templates

    • Replace special characters
    • Add components in folder
    • Dynamic metadata

    Dyndle Management

    The Management module (Dyndle.Modules.Management) gives you - as a developer - a lot of useful features:

    • A cache browser
    • Information about the page and the content on it
    • Performance analysis

    Cache browser

    The cache browser gives insight into the DD4T object cache. You can see exactly what is cached while the application is running. This enables developers and administrators to troubleshoot and monitor the website by investigating what is stored in the cache and what are the dependencies for cache invalidation. You can manually remove individual items from the cache or clear the entire cache completely.

    To use this module, you need to do the following:

    • Add a NuGet reference to Dyndle.Modules.Management
    • Add the following line to the top of the layout view:
    @using Dyndle.Modules.Management.Html
    
    • And add this to the bottom of the layout view:
    @Html.ShowDebugInfo()
    

    You will now see a number of buttons appear in the top right corner (next to the Experience Manager button, if you have that enabled). They give access to the various features.

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