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Pertento for Umbraco
A .NET CMS with Razor layouts, so the tag goes in the shared layout and is inherited by every page built on it.
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Umbraco pages are rendered from Razor layouts, and the shared layout is where Pertento belongs: one tag in the head, inherited by every page built on it. Nothing runs inside the CMS and no package is installed, which keeps upgrades uneventful. Where a test has to change something the controller settles before the view renders, the SDK is called from your own .NET code and shares assignment with the tag on the page.
How it connects
- Add the tag to the shared Razor layout, above analytics.
- Confirm any output cache is not still serving pages from before the change.
- Use the SDK from the controller for anything decided before the view renders.
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