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Introduction Let's spend a few moments to talk about a few different ways how to implement cross cutting concerns type of functionality like logging, caching, auditing etc while keeping a high code quality. Each has it's own pros and cons which...

Daniel Ovaska

Creating an admin plugin is easy. But making it look good and  blend in  with the core components isn’t documented at all. In this blog post I will try to shed some light on how to achieve the EPiServer built in look and feel. Initial setup After...

Per Nergård

A client of mine needed help with converting a site from Escenic to EPiServer. I knew absolutely nothing about Escenic, but after some research on the Internet, I found out that Escenic can export articles and related information using XML files. ...

Patrik Berglund

After an upgrade of a customer site from EPiServer 5 to EPiServer 6 all scheduled jobs stopped working in all environments. When debugging the scheduling service (in a command prompt run "EPiServer.SchedulerSvc.exe DEBUG" in the service directory)...

Fritjof Nansen

I often have to describe the logical components of EPiServer CMS to clients and customers. It always feel like I end up recreating a logical architecture diagram on each occasion. The best place to keep something so that you never lose it, is in a...

Mark Everard

This post is mostly a reminder to myself about how to achieve this. The task In addition to marking a page as changed, the customer wanted the editors to be able to show the users a description of what is new/updated. The customer also wanted user...

Anders G. Nordby

Hi Folks! I realize that there have been several other blog posts regarding this topic, but after lots or trial and error I believe I have found a solid approach for disabling CMS edit/admin mode on public facing IIS servers in a load balanced...

If you have an EPiServer 7 site with basic search requirements not warranting the full blown EPiServer Find search engine, you can come a long way with EPiServer Search and some customized indexing.

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