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My last blog post  was an overview over “automatic landing pages”. This blog post will show how we can implement this on Quicksilver, using the search provider system. We will change the current facet navigation in Quicksilver to instead use...

Jonas Bergqvist

We look at how both developers and site authors can use Episerver's content blocks to bring power and flexibility to a website.

John McKillip

Maintaining local development or private (secret) configuration in .NET always was hard. There is no single path how to do it. Two days ago Scott Hanselman wrote an article about best practices for private config data . He describes existing way h...

Maris Krivtezs

The problem Recently I was tasked with enabling our customer to log in to Episerver (version 8) using their Windows Active Directory credentials. During the implementation I encountered multiple issues that aren’t mentioned in the official...

jukkahyv

In one of our projects we have few hundreds pages managed by about thirty editors. They have access rights to all pages across the system and we don’t want to limit them. The number of content items is large, but each editor is responsible for...

Grzegorz Wiecheć

Coming from WebForms development I was a bit annoyed with the inconsistent behavior of the PropertyFor() Html Helper. In WebForms properties are always wrapped with an element, but in MVC this is only true in edit mode. Please see Joel’s excelent...

Johan Petersson

An “Automatic landing page” is content (for example an page type instance) which renders differently depending on user input. A form of personalized content-type. A google hit can, for example, point to an automatic landing page, which shows conte...

Jonas Bergqvist

When working with the new Episerver Forms its possible to build out custom forms elements that can be used just like the built in form elements (by simply dragging and dropping them onto the form area). Maris Krivtezs has already written about...

David Knipe