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HTML5 is knocking around for some time already. Actually, most of it was widely adopted, fairly quickly became a part of good practices, and…
This is the second in a series of posts that look at some potential ways that the Optimizely and Episerver products can be integrated. In this post we will be updating the code that was created in the first article to include a Full Stack A/B tes...
Hi all, Friday is the next Developer Happy Hour! Set your reminder for 15.30 CET Friday March 26th. Bring your drink and find out more about Optimizely and lots more. Theme: Optimizely! Welcome and introductions Theme: Optimizely Special welcom...
Just a short note on an exception I got after upgrading the Episerver NuGet packages on a few of my client’s websites. All of them worked perfectly, except the one that gave me the following message: It is the package.config inside the Shell.zip...
There are cases that you want to get your Personalization catalog feeds in zip format, maybe to make sure the customizations you have done are there (and are exactly what you want to), or you need to send them to developer support service for...
In this blog post I'll be sharing my experience with OrderContext using date b/w condition. What was the need ? Get the PurchaseOrders from Commerce based on dates (with between condition) and status. What was done ? The following pattern is the...
Recently while trying to build an Episerver ecommerce solution I ran into an error with a type mismatch where navigating to any type of node or product failed with a type mismatch. The ‘requested type’ for each product was always the same class. ...
This post is inspired by Stefan’s solution here . Recently I was involved in a project replacing a custom translation solution on a client’s site with a more standard Episerver solution using Episerver Languages to translate content and...