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  • Syndicated blog - Posted on: Dec 23, 2014

    Disqus for EPiServer 1.1 is available in the official EPiServer Add-on Store. This add-on enables Disqus comments on web sites based on EPiServer CMS 7.5 and later versions. Go to Third-Party Add-ons section on your site, install Disqus add-ons, s...

  • Syndicated blog - Posted on: Dec 22, 2014

    Implement the new version of reCAPTCHA in EPiServer XForms while using MVC. Create the view XForm.cshtml for customize the rendering and use XForm MVC actions for the validation.

  • Syndicated blog - Posted on: Dec 22, 2014

    Recently we were requested to migrate all assets from an EPiServer 6 R2 site to a new instance of EPiServer 7.5.

  • Posted on: Dec 18, 2014

    In my previous blog post I demonstrated how to customize the tooltip, but it turned out we needed to add the StartPublishDate property to the Tooltip, and it turned out that the item object in the javascript file did not contain this property, so...

  • Syndicated blog - Posted on: Dec 18, 2014

    To see a property’s help text in EPiServer 7, the editor needs to hover the property label. This is not always an intuitive behavior for the editor but I’ve found a way to it by making the help text visible next to the property. Create css file...

  • Posted on: Dec 16, 2014

    A customer wanted to show some more data in the page tree tooltip. This obviously meant extending the user interface in some way, but the first step was to figure out where the tooltip was set. Where Are You being made? We started digging in using...

  • Syndicated blog - Posted on: Dec 12, 2014

    Developing in EPiServer is one thing - demonstrating the product is quite another. Preparation is key for a successful demo.

  • Syndicated blog - Posted on: Dec 12, 2014

    The Problem The EPiServer Community cannot simply be installed via NuGet (yes – I’ve tried that too), you need to install it using Deployment Center. However, when you try this, you’ll get the following error message (unless you have a really old...