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  • Syndicated blog - Posted on: Mar 11, 2010

    I wanted this Plug In to return an URL on this format http://mysite.com/Templates/Pages/mypage.aspx?pageid=734&epslanguage=no&width=400&height=400. This because I wanted to use Smoothbox to pop the page information up in another window (Smoothbox ...

  • Syndicated blog - Posted on: Mar 11, 2010

    Today I committed quite a chunk of changed and new code to the Web part Framework for EPiServer . At first glance you won’t notice any visible changes, so what’s new?

  • Syndicated blog - Posted on: Mar 10, 2010

    This blog post is based on the experience of upgrading one EPiServer CMS 5 project and creating a new one from scratch based on a release candidate of EPiServer CMS 6 and things may change before the release. New configuration...

  • Posted on: Mar 08, 2010

    In CMS 6 a new editorial feature is available making it easier to compare versions in EPiServer. When listing versions there is a new tab showing three different compare options. Compare the old way, side by side, compare properties also side by...

  • Syndicated blog - Posted on: Mar 08, 2010

    EPiServer CMS is using the standard methods in ASP.NET to handle authentication and authorization. On top of this they have added a few providers to handle authentication and access control to EPiServer assets like pages and files uploaded by...

  • Syndicated blog - Posted on: Mar 08, 2010

    There are times when you would like to group some of the episerver properties together for the editors. There are many ways of doing this. One way is how Per Nergård does it. But if you extend his thoughts you can get results like this: or you can...

  • Posted on: Mar 06, 2010

    Emil Cardell opened my eyes to a Distributed Version Control System called Mercurial. Its really awesome! Mercurial (or HG in abbreviation) is an open-source DVCS. Everything in this blog post is downloadable for free. A competitor to HG is Git....

  • Posted on: Mar 05, 2010

    I guess most of you have workod on projects where the page types swell and a tab contains so much properties that it’s hard for the editor to quickly create or edit a page.   In my case the page type had a very flexible listing which had nine...