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Introduction In previous versions of EPiServer CMS the Friendly Url (FURL) handling was performed by an IHttpModule that executed early on incoming requests and rewrote the path to the aspx file that was specified by the page type. The module also...

Johan Björnfot

Introducing Epinova MobileChannel, a Display Channel plugin for EPiServer 7 which uses WURFL to automatically detect how to render content for mobile devices.

Anders Murel

You have probably not missed that EPiServer 7 comes with a brand new user interface for content editing. This is built on top of a new UI-framework that is also used on the new dashboard. In this blog series I’ll explain how to implement some of t...

Linus Ekström

We have recently delivered an EPiServer CMS6R2 site where some parts of the application were delivered using the ASP.NET MVC framework, and some using the standard WebForm technology. Although this is absolutely not a supported or recommended way ...

Mark Everard

This blog series is about the mobile web experience and how EPiServer 7 can support our endeavor into creating great mobile solutions. We’ll be looking at the technical details but also the forces that drive us to deliver a better mobile web....

bergdaniel

This blog series is about the mobile web experience and how EPiServer 7 can support our endeavor into creating great mobile solutions. We’ll be looking at the technical details but also the forces that drive us to deliver a better mobile web....

bergdaniel

Epinova.PermanentLinkKeeper was released a while back, and has been running fine in several production environments since then. As with all software, however, it wasn't flawless.

Arve Systad

As Linus mentioned in an earlier blog post on typed models in EPiServer 7 , some property types have changes that may affect your templates when upgrading to EPiServer 7. This post aims to describe these changes and how to refactor your templates ...

Magnus Rahl