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So you have implemented a web site (with Episerver most likely if you are reading this blog ;P). Initial performance tests are done in the production environment and the site has gotten green to go live. The development didn’t stop to the ‘project...

Antti Alasvuo

No, it’s just a note-to-self. A lot of customers have been using ServiceAPI, and to great successes. We also have very good documentation here – of which largely thanks to my colleague Mark Hall. But what if you want to play around with ServiceAPI...

Quan Mai

Let’s talk about PCI first, In order to make login PCI compliant, session timeout needs to be set for 15 mins, I had to make two changes to my Startup.cs file. Set SlidingExpiration to False . Sliding Expiration is set to true by default. [This is...

Tanuj

In this article I’d like to describe new Episerver extension for converting pages in edit mode. It can be useful for Editors to simplify updates of site structure and keeps links to the content. Converting pages in admin mode In Admin mode, there ...

Grzegorz Wiecheć

In a previous article I wrote about React and EPiServer – Custom rendering of EPiServer block in XhtmlString field without partial block controller, as we’re using the JOS Content Serializer to make JSON of our EPiServer content. This is in order ...

Mathias Kunto

Make sure your signup forms are explicit about why you're asking for user consent.

Arild Henrichsen

This is something you don’t do daily, but you will probably need one day, so it might come in handy. Recently we got a question on how to update the code of all entries in the catalog. This is interesting, because even thought you don’t update the...

Quan Mai

If you have been working with SQL Server, you would likely know the importance of indexes. Without proper indexes, your databases will not be able to utilize it’s true potential and your sites/applications will almost certainly succumb when the da...

Quan Mai