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  • Syndicated blog - Posted on: Oct 28, 2014

    After deciding on your products, payment and shipping options, it’s time to think about who to sell to.

  • Posted on: Oct 28, 2014
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    After reading this blog post I was inspired to make an EPiServer CMS Admin Plug-in to allow a Type remap in the DDS to be done direct from the site. This will come in useful when a Type you store in the DDS has changed and it is not decorated with...

  • Posted on: Oct 27, 2014
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    We have a couple of custom properties where we need to have a TinyMce editor since the editor should be able to input an xhtml string and want’s to add links and so on. We have lately have had a lot of problems with those properties not working as...

  • Syndicated blog - Posted on: Oct 27, 2014

    One appreciated feature we had in our old EPiServer 6 framework here at Nansen was the ability to set different icons for different page types in the page tree. This makes it easier for editors to distinguish between different page types to...

  • Syndicated blog - Posted on: Oct 24, 2014

    Background In my current project, the customer wanted to be able to tag various articles and other page types with categories from their own existing subject category structure. I was originally planning to use the built-in EPiServer categories fo...

  • Syndicated blog - Posted on: Oct 24, 2014

    After products, the next critical requirement for any e-commmerce site are payment and shipping. You might also need to handle inventory.

  • Posted on: Oct 24, 2014
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    There is a rule of thumb in EPiServer is any code written should be covered by tests, either unit tests or integration tests. While we’re not 100% test covered, but we are trying hard to. It’s a requirement to write tests whenever possible, and it...

  • Syndicated blog - Posted on: Oct 23, 2014

    Sometimes, especially when you create your custom promotions, you may like your promotions to meet some criterias. In our latest project due to a nature of our custom promotions we needed to made it “inclusive only”, so if user put in his cart...