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Hi All, As you all know that the default DateTime widget in Episerver provides the DateTime picker. And if you want to select the date only, it still selects the time so if you want a separate field for date and time then you can use the...
Hi All, As you all know that the default DateTime widget in Episerver provides the DateTime picker. And if you want to select the date only, it still selects the time so if you want a separate field for date and time then you can use the...
I prepared small extension for assets component. It allows Editors to download folder that contains assets as a single ZIP file. As you can see on the screenshot above, in the context menu of media folders, there is new “Download” command. After...
Episerver has several built-in property types you may add to your content types, including DateTime that displays a date and time picker. Sometimes you do not want the time, only the Date!
Episerver has several built-in property types you may add to your content types, including DateTime that displays a date and time picker. Sometimes you do not want the time, only the Date!
When your site relies on a lot of external API’s, has a lot of JavaScript, images, Redis cache… and which site doesn’t have most of these things these days, the loading of a page might go slower than you would like, even with extensive caching....
When defining new content types, we usually decorate all page types with the AvailableContentTypes attribute and all ContentAreas with the AllowedTypes attribute. Here's how you can unit-test your content types for the missing AllowedTypes and...
When defining new content types, we usually decorate all page types with the AvailableContentTypes attribute and all ContentAreas with the AllowedTypes attribute. Here's how you can unit-test your content types for the missing AllowedTypes and...