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Some time ago I wrote a post about retrieving and updating the MaxMind GeoIP database using Windows PowerShell scripts, and suggested the possibility to have the Windows Task Scheduler automating the process. Mostly for my own amusement, I decided...
We’re back for 2012. We’ll be having our first 2012 London EPiServer Developer Meetup, hosted at Fortune Cookie on Thursday 23rd February. Coming to talk to us this time will be: Meridium – who will be telling us all about the latest version of...
I am struggling with an R2 upgrade and have faced a lot of problems lately. We use a TinyMCEPlugin to configure Tiny and the CSS. We use: uiEditorCssPaths=”site.css” to display the styles in the editor and on the web, note we are not using an...
As you certainly know, EPiServer localization is based on XML files with a certain structure. Working with translations in code is not hard, but I believe it could be even easier with a small extension, that I am going to introduce to you. This is...
This blog post describes EPiServer CMO installation and configuration in a load balanced environment where CMS editing interfaces and components are not available on the front-end web servers; additional editing server is set up and attached to th...
As I mentioned in the previous post I’ve recently “moved” to using property groups. Since the site was already live I already had a bunch of properties that were to be replaced with the group ones. If we simplify reality for a bit we can imagine...
New service releases of ProcessMap and ImageVault
The EPiCode.WebParts.Core framework supports editing Web Parts in most browsers. This is done by using Microsoft.Web.Preview.dll and a ScriptManager as mentioned in this post . The cost is 5 extra requests and approxemiatly 141 ekstra KB in total....