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N2 is an open source content management system based on ASP.NET version 2.0 (or more). Web content editors can enjoy a simple and enpowering web interface while developers will benefit from a programmer friendly API that makes building web sites quick and fun. N2 CMS home page: http://n2cms.com ... [More] Download: http://www.codeplex.com/n2/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx [Less]

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DescriptionHere is a little HelloWorld app in C#, for those who want to get started programming for the N2. The solution is for Visual Studio 2008 Professional Edition. There's also a HelloWorld C# solution for SharpDevelop. Installation instructionsDownload "HelloWorld.zip" unzip ... [More] and open the solution with Visual Studio 2008 or check out the sources from the Subversion repo If you wan't to use the free open source development environment SharpDevelop to develop applications for the Neonode N2, you first have to: 1. DOWNLOAD and install the .NET Framework 2.0 Software Development Kit (SDK) (x86) 2. DOWNLOAD and install the .NET Compact Framework 2.0 Redistributable 3. DOWNLOAD and install SharpDevelop 4. Download "HelloWorld_SharpDevelop.zip" unzip and open the solution with SharpDevelop NotesTestet on Neno 2.1.552.4 Screenshots [Less]

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N2 is a lightweight CMS framework that focuses on ease of use and developer experience. Web content editors will enjoy a simple and enabling web interface while developers can benefit from a discoverable and open-ended API.

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Aqui se ingresarĂ¡n los incidentes del proyecto

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DescriptionBasic stopwatch and countdown timer for Neonode N2 Installation instructionsDownload StopWatch.cab file, copy to your N2 and install NotesTestet on Neno 2.1.552.4 Screenshots

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QuasarLMS - is an open web-based learning management solution, based on ASP.Net platform and N2 content management framework.

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SummaryThis project adds Markdown support for N2 CMS via the WMD Editor and MarkItUp editor support. This is done through 2 new attributes. Installation and example usageInstallation is straightforward. Download the n2markdown.zip from http://code.google.com/p/n2markdowneditors/downloads/list ... [More] Unzip to your preferred folder Copy the Markdown folder from this into your Addons directory on your site Copy the N2.Markdown.dll folder to your lib folder Reference N2.Markdown.dll in your Visual Studio project. A very good reference for markdown can be found at Stackoverflow.com To enable support for the WMD editor you add the WmdEditor() attribute to your property: using N2.MarkDown; public class MarkdownPage : StartPage { [WmdEditor("Text", 30] public override string Text { get { return (string)GetDetail("Text"); } set { SetDetail("Text", value); } } }For the MarkItUp editor you do add the MarkItUpEditor() attribute: using N2.MarkDown; public class MarkdownPage : StartPage { [MarkItUpEditor("Text", 30] public override string Text { get { return (string)GetDetail("Text"); } set { SetDetail("Text", value); } } }Displaying the Markup on your pageObviously the above examples store all data in Markup format. This is fine for editing but not displaying on the webpage. To do this, add another property to your Part or Page: using N2.MarkDown; public class MarkdownPage : StartPage { [MarkItUpEditor("Text", 30] public override string Text { get { return (string)GetDetail("Text"); } set { SetDetail("Text", value); } } [DisplayableLiteral(Name = "ParsedText")] public string ParsedText { get { return new MarkdownParser().Transform(Text); } } }And in your page's view (the aspx file), this can be accessed with NotesThe WMD editor is the StackOverflow.com branch of the editor. This is the de-obfuscated version of the editor. More details can be found at http://blog.stackoverflow.com/2009/01/updated-wmd-editor/. The source of wmd.js has been modified slightly to support N2 and its filemanager, and fix some minor issues with Z-indexes and N2. The WMD editor does not work particularly well in IE8. You will probably have more luck using Chrome or Firefox. Its button bar doesn't display properly in IE8 legacy mode either. If you know how to fix this easily, drop me a patch. In my view, the WMD editor creates markdown more reliably than the MarkitUp editor. The MarkitUp editor has a richer API and event model however and is easier to customise its toolbar. The WMD editor is a lot better for pasting inline code and creates links/images a lot more efficiently. [Less]

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