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The 10th of March, we will be talking about automated tests/release cycles for EPiServer (and general .NET-projects). what does it really mean? You might be thinking: it’s not for us, or even better, we already have it. Regardless if you are a...
The 10th of March, we will be talking about automated tests/release cycles for EPiServer (and general .NET-projects). what does it really mean? You might be thinking: it’s not for us, or even better, we already have it. Regardless if you are a...
As you probably all know the new Accessibility Guidelines, or WCAG 2.0 , was released late last year. I haven’t had the time to look at it until recently when we started breaking it into bits and pieces here at EPiServer. In this post I would like...
I recently found out about a new method in EPiServer CMS 5 R2, the GetDescendents method. It returns all children to a page, not just level one children like the GetChildren method, but all children. The code is really easy: EPiServer.DataFactory....
During the last year, both Dan and Johan has made some great posts showing how to fit an entire module into a single .dll file. I’ve been very fascinated by this approach. It’s so clean and nice to just be able to drop a single assembly in the bin...
Last Friday, the 20th February, the new version of EPiServer Mail was released! This release has the version number 4.4 and brings some long awaited features. The first and maybe the best news is that EPiServer Mail now works with EPiServer CMS R2...
The action window is a place where you can put a variety of functionality into. The cool part about it is that you can have it open and click around in edit mode and have you action window app display relevant information about where you are. But ...
The EPiServer CMS editor is a great editor. It is easy to use, simple yet gives you all the complicated features it should. The only issue is that it doesn’t work for non IE browsers. I know that the dev team is working hard on a solution for r3 b...