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This article describes a simple way to create an Episerver.Forms-based element that sends out ICS invitation. If an email has a correct iCalendar structure (RFC 5545), major mail clients would display the email as an event and also add it to user'...
Recently a client of ours wanted to make a migration job of importing files from a legacy system into Episerver Commerce instead for handling the media collection suitable for Episerver solutions. Here are some bumps I run into during that process...
Quite often I encounter APIs that has a Swagger UI but lacking much of the rest (hehe) of Swagger tooling support. This is a shame when you know what a quality OpenAPI specification with attention to detail can offer. My checklist contains the...
With a continuous delivery process with frequent releases, it’s important to be able to work with up to date content so that your different environments are as like each other as they can be. At Epinova we’ve seen how this – when not being automat...
Recently I come across a requirement to generate single use coupon codes (Voucher codes) for Episerver promotions and use it in an email marketing campaigns or in affiliate marketing. I come across a very good article written by David Knipe on bul...
In my previous post, Basic Episerver Coding Best Practices I briefly mentioned the website security. I thought I could go a little bit in details about basic security measure you can take in your ASP.NET website or in particular Episerver...
…and just call it a CMS? Sorry for this grumpy-old-man-rant, but isn’t it time to retire the term “headless” when we are talking about CMSs? It’s not needed, and it doesn’t really mean anything. If you search for a definition of the term “headles...
If you want to pass information between a PublishingContent handler and a PublishedContent handler (EPiServer.Core.IContentEvents) it is quite easy as the internal code provides you with a Dictionary property on the ContentEventArgs object. This m...