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  • Syndicated blog - Posted on: Mar 25, 2008

    The EPiCloud module that I've been working on for a while is finally ready for release! Due to the EPiServer preferred module naming policy (no EPi.... please!) we had a few thoughts around the office here and one of my colleagues, Alan Bartlett,...

  • Syndicated blog - Posted on: Mar 25, 2008

    Back in EPiServer 4.60 when we introduced the new multilanguage support we did a lot of changes in the good old database, one of them were making a table for page languages called tblPageLanguage. This table became a subset of the main table...

  • Syndicated blog - Posted on: Mar 25, 2008

    new FilterPropertySort(“PageName”, FilterSortDirection.Descending).Filter(children);

  • Syndicated blog - Posted on: Mar 25, 2008

    In EPiServer.Filters there are some useful filters, like FilterPublished, FilterAccess etc. To use these filters, just do like this: new FilterPublished().Filter(somePageDataCollection); and it’s done. 🙂

  • Syndicated blog - Posted on: Mar 20, 2008

    I've just spent the last few days in a Commerce Server 2007 training course, which was surprisingly interesting. One of the things that leapt out at me was that there are a couple of partners who have worked with Commerce Server 2002 and EPiServer...

  • Syndicated blog - Posted on: Mar 20, 2008

    It is a best practice to limit the number of Pages Types an editor can choose from when the editor creates a new page. As you probably know this is configured in Admin Mode on each Page Type. What you probably don’t think about is that these...

  • Syndicated blog - Posted on: Mar 19, 2008

    You must get rid of your Form-properties and convert them to EPiServer XForm before you can migrate them to EPiServer 5. You can easily identify all form-properties on you site with some SQL: SELECT pt.pkID AS PageTypeId, pt.Name as PageType,...

  • Syndicated blog - Posted on: Mar 19, 2008

    I EPiServer CMS 5 är det rätt enkelt att göra custom properties. Om man vill ha AJAX-funktionalitet i dessa så har jag ett sätt man kan göra detta på. public override void CreateEditControls() { //Add scriptmanager if (ScriptManager.GetCurrent(thi...