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By tracking the fieldsets that have been expanded (loaded), we can make sure the submit watchers fire appropriately, even when the fieldsets are collapsed down again. Apart from hopefully fixing the publishing issues for collapsed fieldsets, this also adds a performance gain if the users expand and collapse the same fieldsets more than once, since the fieldsets now only load the first time they're expanded (instead of every time). This also - at least partially - fixes the validation issue #325 introduced by #301
Archetype
Installation
Install the selected release through the Umbraco package installer or via NuGet.
Official Docs
https://github.com/kgiszewski/ArchetypeManual
Follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/ArchetypeKit
##Core Team##
- Kevin Giszewski (founder/project lead) - University of Notre Dame - https://kevin.giszewski.com/
- Tom Fulton (founder) - Tonic - http://hellotonic.com/
- Lee Kelleher - Umbrella - http://www.umbrellainc.co.uk/
- Matt Brailsford - The Outfield - http://www.theoutfield.co.uk/
- Kenn Jacobsen - Vertica - http://kennjacobsen.dk/
Contribute
Want to contribute to Archetype? You'll want to use Grunt (our task runner) to help you integrate with a local copy of Umbraco.
Install Dependencies
Requires Node.js to be installed and in your system path
npm install -g grunt-cli && npm install -g grunt
npm install
Build
grunt
Builds the project to /dist/. These files can be dropped into an Umbraco 7 site, or you can build directly to a site using:
grunt --target="D:\inetpub\mysite"
You can also watch for changes using:
grunt watch
grunt watch --target="D:\inetpub\mysite"
Add --touch to either command to automatically touch the web.config on a deploy
Languages
JavaScript
51.9%
C#
31.7%
HTML
11.5%
Less
4.9%

