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Hi,
I'm not sure I understand why you have converted the project to a class library. The project has quite a few web files (js, apsx etc.), and the project being a web project generally makes things easier in Visual Studio.
You mentioned in #3 that is was to use in one of your own projects. What kind of project is this? I have no problems adding a reference to Skybrud.Social.Umbraco
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I added the source code project to my own project because I had to make some changes but you implemented them a few days ago so I got to pull it out and just use a compiled version :) yah! The reason I made it a class library in case your wondering though is because it was affecting my build process stuff. If its a web site project then it expects some funky publishing files to be present. Class Libraries don't need that. Anyway, thanks again.
I am using your project to build this page http://www.pampas.com.au/inspiration/ and we have another one coming out soon which uses facebook. It will be combining items from multiple social sources later.
Regards
On Wed, Feb 25, 2015 at 11:17 PM, Anders Bjerner notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi,
I'm not sure I understand why you have converted the project to a class library. The project has quite a few web files (js, apsx etc.), and the project being a web project generally makes things easier in Visual Studio.
You mentioned in #3 https://github.com/abjerner/Skybrud.Social.Umbraco/issues/3 that is was to use in one of your own projects. What kind of project is this? I have no problems adding a reference to Skybrud.Social.Umbraco.
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As the code is structured now, it would be easier for me to maintain as a web project (due to web files), so for now I will have to reject your pull request.
A plan for the future is however to separate the code into two separate projects - a class library only containing the C# classes, and web project containing JavaScript and CSS as well as .aspx files (and code-behind classes related to those). I haven't yet decided how I want to proceed, but there is a good chance that I will settle with this structure.
In case your interested, I have updated the project to a class library