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We are currently working with finalization of the Migration tool. The release version of the migration tool will target EPiServer R2. Background Some of the feedback we have received on the RC version of the Migration tool is that we did not suppo...
Some weeks ago after installing Cms5 in a load balanced enviroment a problem surfaced with access rights to the VPP-folders. The vpp files for the site was on a fileshare on a seperate server, and after installing a site on the first webserver, w...
Recently, after migrating an enterprise site from v4 to v5 I discovered a potential security issue in v5. In v4 if an enterprise site had foo.com and bar.com then foo.com/mytemp.aspx?id=100 and bar.com/mytemp.aspx?id=100 would show the same page a...
When you are working with some more backend stuff of EPiServer, you are never really sure if you load it from the database or from the cache. Here are a few examples. PageDefinitions When you want to load a PageDefinition, the normal way would...
One of the really cool new features in EPiServer CMS 5 R2 is in my humble opinion Dynamic Content. It brings with it a lot (!) of potential. Together with PageProviders we might have something here that could turn out to be the solution to most...
The ASP. NET standard behavior with custom error pages is dubious, at best. When a page is not found, it does not say so. It says that the page has been moved (302), and then it typically says either that the page now indeed was found (200) at the...
Met a customer today. They are using EPiServer CMS and EPiServer Community on their sites. The sites all share a common code-base, they have an EPiServer Enterprise license and all the sites are in one common web. config. I. e it looks something...
The "R2" installation story relies heavily on PowerShell and a PowerShell extension ("Snapin") for EPiServer that we use for manipulating just about anything related to the configuration of an EPiServer site. So, what if you want to craft your own...