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  • Syndicated blog - Posted on: Apr 30, 2018

    For beginners who are new to Episerver form, this blog help you to create standard Episerver form and give you basic understanding of out of box features you can utilize while creating form.

  • Syndicated blog - Posted on: Apr 27, 2018

    Add custom help text, or headings to Episerver edit mode.

  • Posted on: Apr 27, 2018

    On one of my recent projects, we wanted the ability for content authors to manage a list of items in the dropdown through the CMS. Though, it's simple to create a list of items that can be retrieved from a constants class or an appsetting.config, ...

  • Syndicated blog - Posted on: Apr 27, 2018

    A couple of weeks ago, I got the chance play with Episerver Insight on a local epi installation. It was very quick to setup, and tracking can be easily customised. Before I go into detail on how to set it up, here’s a quick overview of what it is...

  • Syndicated blog - Posted on: Apr 27, 2018

      It's very easy to create a custom login page using the new AspNetIdentityPackage  however the biggest problem I encountered was the lack of support for RedirectUrl, user would always be redirected back to the start page. However, after a bit of...

  • Syndicated blog - Posted on: Apr 27, 2018

    Lets walk through some important Episerver Html helpers. This might be useful for developers who are new to Episerver platform.

  • Posted on: Apr 26, 2018

    Introduction To The Problem Episerver out of the box uses a system called blocks which everyone should be familiar with. These blocks are the broken down components of the page that build up the functionallity of the page and allow editors to...

  • Syndicated blog - Posted on: Apr 26, 2018

    I got a popup from Docker a while ago mentioning LCOW containers. The acronym stands for Linux Containers On Windows, which made me happy for some reason. Why you may ask? One of the first things I tried to do with docker was to run two containers...