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So you need to do something when content changes? Knowing when content changes can be important in many use cases. You might need to update a search index with the new information, send an email to some editor or similar. That is easy to support...

Daniel Ovaska

Since my last post about Episerver TinyMCE default templates, I have worked on several projects that could benefit from them. I decided to create a NuGet package of some generic templates that I think most projects could benefit from.

David Boland

The issue We have item level discounts on two categories where one category has a 30% discount and the second one has a 50% discount. Then we defined an order level discount of 40% when a coupon code is applied. The order of discounts is 50% -> 40...

Maris Krivtezs

In this post I’ll show you how we resolved a use case where the customer wanted to have notifications to content editors when they publish changes to a master page which has language versions. “Requirement” Notify editors that they should review...

Antti Alasvuo

Another blog post and another admin mode plugin.. From time to time I have had the need to delete content for specific types. It could be a cleanup case before using a dev database as UAT or maybe we wan't to discard some content type. In general...

Per Nergård

The Digizuite DAM for Episerver integration is now available in the Episerver nuget feed! We've worked long and hard on this, so feel free to have a look and try it out!

Allan Thraen

Have tons of Episerver content? Can't easily distinguish content types from eachother in the page tree? Here's how to leverage some episerver-provided icons that look great!

Chris Magee

Logging is a very good practice in every application. Both good and bad events or outcomes should be logged to be on top of what happens. But how to log structured and searchable metadata that can be aggregated and monitored? I got a solution here.

Stefan Holm Olsen