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With EPiServer 7, and especially EPiServer 7 CMS EPiServer AB takes a brave and necessary step into the future. As Peter Sunna (the release manager for Falcon) said in Stockholm last week: little have changed UI wise since EPiServer 4 eight years...
This is a pure bug fix release. The biggest bug that has been fixed is that the EPiImageGallery Viewer has stopped working due to some files being removed from the jQuery Tools CDN. This has been updated to use local files The following bugs hav...
The Epinova.Mobile.Core plugin is now available on the Episerver Nuget feed with a few changes/ improvements since I first blogged about it.
The Epinova.Mobile.TemplateProvider plugin has been updated and is now available for download from the EPiServer Nuget feed.
If you are working with Relate+ platform most probably you are using entities attributes to attach some additional info to particular entity type. This is a great way to extend built-in functionality but however involved a bit of manual work: You...
If you are working with Relate+ platform most probably you are using entities attributes to attach some additional info to particular entity type. This is a great way to extend built-in functionality but however involved a bit of manual work:
This is a follow up of my first blog post Version state graph of a PageData object and describes what save actions are taken when clicking in the EPiServers editorial interface (for EPiServer CMS 6 R2). Comments to state graph the descriptions onl...
After a project goes live there is often some debate if the site is fast enough. With today’s heavy use of JavaScript a lot is done after the page is loaded so it’s difficult for a user to actually know if it’s the rendering/JavaScript or the page...