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Posted on: Oct 16, 2009Rating:
Ok, so maybe “Introducing” was a bit optimistic in this case as the cat has been out of the bag for a few weeks on this subject. The Dynamic Data Store is a new component which will be shipped with EPiServer CMS 6 but forms part of a framework we...
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Posted on: Oct 16, 2009Rating:
The heading might come off as slightly arrogant, but it is way more catchy than "The pain of trying to stay binary compatible between releases". EPiServer CMS has been very successful with a large number of installations. With every new release we...
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Posted on: Oct 16, 2009Rating:
What's up with the PR-material from EPiServer? Do you see the pattern? One popular theory in our office is that this somehow tries to appeal to the majority of guys who are developing EPiServer solutions. Another theory is that EPiServer takes a...
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Syndicated blog - Posted on: Oct 15, 2009
Sometimes tabs isn’t enough for grouping properties. That’s where the divider property comes in. First we have to remove all the controls. We also have to specify TableRowLayout.Wide so the divider spans the whole page width. namespace...
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Posted on: Oct 15, 2009Rating:
Background One of the top developer feature request I have heard during my years at EPiServer has been to be able to store settings for a property. In EPiServer CMS 5 an administrator has had the possibility to select which plugins should be...
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Posted on: Oct 15, 2009Rating:
Background Since the introduction of the new property-architecture in EPiServer CMS 5 the properties for a page have been separated into two classes. The data class deriving from PropertyData and the presentation class implementing IPropertyContro...
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Syndicated blog - Posted on: Oct 14, 2009
Time for part two of Introduction to PostSharp, part one can be found here Introduction to PostSharp - Part 1 . In part two we will focus on PostSharp.Core. With PostSharp.Laos we get nice base classes that we just add our code to and PostSharp do...
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Posted on: Oct 14, 2009Rating:
People keep quoting random EPiServer version numbers at me and saying ‘what version is that?’. I can understand why they ask – maybe I’m a little dumb but I can’t find the version numbers in one nice easy place either. So, in the interests of a...
