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ChrisMissal / Formo

Formo allows you to use your configuration file as a dynamic object. Turn your web.config or application settings into a rich, dynamic object.
http://chrismissal.com/Formo/
MIT License
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Updated readme.md file to include automatic binding to connection string... #31

Closed chaitanyagurrapu closed 10 years ago

chaitanyagurrapu commented 10 years ago

...s when binding to a class.

ChrisMissal commented 10 years ago

What's the reason for the tag? GitHub automatically links to those sections, like this: https://github.com/ChrisMissal/Formo#property-binding

Is there another use for that?

ChrisMissal commented 10 years ago

Oh, I see, because there was a link added. Can you just remove the anchor and use the link from my previous comment? After that, good to go!

chaitanyagurrapu commented 10 years ago

I read an article that seemed to encourage relative links instead of absolute ones (https://help.github.com/articles/relative-links-in-readmes), even though it talks about linking between different markdown files. My interpretation of that article was that wherever possible use relative links so they are resilient to forks and can be edited/read by stand alone markdown editors.

I can still change it and use the link you provided if you think that would be the best way...

chaitanyagurrapu commented 10 years ago

I figured out that you weren't suggesting putting an absolute link. Updated the PR after removing the custom anchor tag and linking directly to the git hub generated anchor tag.

ChrisMissal commented 10 years ago

Ah, yeah, sorry, I could have been more clear there. Looks good, thanks again @chaitanyagurrapu!