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Along with the release of CMS 11 we have also made the Alloy templates available on GitHub. There are separate repositories for Web Forms and MVC, available here: https://github.com/episerver/alloy-webforms-template https://github.com/episerver/al...
In this post, I will go over how I implemented integration between my Episerver website with ProductReview.com.au There were three things involved in the development: Custom Plugin – This really is just a settings page that allows authors to add...
So, the other day I stumbled upon a discussion on StackOverflow about generating a url friendly slug. I found the problem quite interesting and decided to give it a go on solving this in .NET Core. The problem When creating pages we want the url t...
Earlier I wrote a blog about how the instance bound license works ( instance bound licenses in Episerver ) when hosting customers solutions in Microsoft Azure Web Apps. From 2018 Episerver will remove the old server bound license and we will only...
As I wrote in my previous post , I was going to work on an Azure enabled version of the ImageProcessor Episerver integration package. This work is now finished and the package (ImageProcessor.Web.Episerver.Azure) is now available on the NuGet feed...
What’s the cost for hosting an Episerver test environment on Azure? And what can you do to minimize those costs? Calculating the price for hosting on Azure is a bit complex, so it’s hard to say what a certain setup would cost for you. You can use...
You haven’t seen much from me for a while, it’s because I was working on a bigger feature. Haven’t include much text or code snippets this time. Rather wanted to present overall functionality. Lot of images and animated gifs. Take a look...
A colleague asked me today how to ensure that editors don't add too many elements in a LinkItemCollection or ContentArea - since too many could potentially break the design. I figured a simple validation attribute could do the trick - and sure...