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It is possible to easily cache the rendering of a web page using a custom condition by setting a custom string, which ASP.NET will vary the output by. To test it, you need to create a class that inherits from MvcOutputCacheAttribute. Take a look a...

Francisco Quintanilla

Look after a multi-lingual site for long enough and there will come a point where you need to roll out some functionality one language or region at a time. At the recent developer meetup in London I coughed my way through presenting a technique fo...

Paul Gruffydd

I recently had to automate the process of creating Episerver Forms. In this blog post, I will show you how to create Episerver Forms from the code.

In the previous post you learned about how to install the output caching module in a EPiServer project. Now it is time to see it in action. First, I created a MVC application that displays a list of pages, so by default, each time the user invokes...

Francisco Quintanilla

The move in the market towards headless could also be seen as a tendency towards a deeper decoupling between content and experience delivery. Inspired by a few discussions, I've tried my hands on an uncommon combination: Contentful providing conte...

Allan Thraen

We all know Episerver is a very powerful Enterprise CMS. The content authors and marketers have complete control over content, personalization, analytics as well as access to user data at their finget tips.  With that said, the technological...

Aniket

GetChildren is a decent method that is also cached in the background. But if you have 1000s of children you will get some performance hits. Another good option if you are only searching for a single content item is to use GetBySegment method. This...

Daniel Ovaska

When submission process takes a long time to complete, a loading icon should be shown just to let users know something is happening. It is easily done with EPiServer.Forms Create  FormStyle.css  file to write cutom style for form and put it under ...

Quan Tran