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Many of you have probably used xform before and also hate the fact that when the editor create a form inside EPiServer you can not set the layout and design as you like. But xform can be ok to use when store information/data when you have a form...

Eric

Lately I've been working on a little module for EPiServer CMS for listing and creating contents in other ways than using the page tree. I call it PowerSlice and it's now available for download. Want to get slicing right away or prefer a short...

Joel Abrahamsson

When developing your site and refactoring property names on page- and block types you can end up with some “missing” properties when you view them in admin mode. Per Bjurstrom has a nice blog post about how typed models are synchronized . If you...

Per Nergård

Along with their latest CMS release, EPiServer have also changed the model that they use to deliver hot-fixes to partner developers. Previously they were delivered as a singular hot-fix obtained from Developer Support or were rolled into more majo...

Mark Everard

Since there has been some confusion regarding if/when you should take dependencies to assemblies located in an add-on I will try to clear out what you need to consider when developing a site and/or add-on. First, let’s take a look on a pretty...

Linus Ekström

There are a couple of different ways to do this, but if your data is contained in a GridView then the most convenient way to accomplish this is simply to:  

Daniel Badro

It’s often a requirement for enterprise customers to maximise security on their public-facing websites and to request that access to the EPiServer interface is locked down. With the standard EPiServer CMS there are a number of ways to do this, fro...

Mark Everard

Given a language resource file like this:                     Value             The node "mystuff" can be accessed in a JavaScript UI-component such as a gadget or custom editor using require and the i18n module, like this: define([    ...

Joel Abrahamsson