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This post is part of a series of post where I try to implement an in memory IContentRepository. The tests for this posts are found here and here. This post will look at the last members of the IContentLoader interface for a while, namely...

Provided with all materials about Attaching to global event EpiServer, I would build (and I did couple times) code like this: This approach has one big problem – you deal with page far away from where it’s defined, you do … Czytaj dalej →

This post is part of a series of post where I try to implement an in memory IContentRepository. The tests for this posts are found here. In this post we’ll continue to look at another member of the IContentLoader interface, namely the GetChildren...

Fast example how to make ContentArea rendered as unordered list from blocks in EpiServer 7 MVC. Starting markup: That is very easy to achieve using CustomTag, CssClass, ChildrenCustomTagName, ChildrenCssClass: Block markup: Like you can guess,...

This post is part of a series of post where I try to implement an in memory IContentRepository. The tests for this posts are found here. When getting a page we’re using the IContentLoader interface. In this post we’ll focus in the most simple case...

If you want to test against IContentRepository you have some different options. 1. Database This is basically the same thing as when you’re running the site. In your test project you start up episerver in a console mode and each query/command is...

Joel Abrahamsson has recently published his book EPiServer 7 CMS Development on Leanpub.com. The book is not yet finished, but when you buy it you are entitled to all the coming updates, so there’s really no reason to wait until the final/finished...

Anders G. Nordby

I’ve been fiddling around with how I could get information from the current content area when in the context of a block controller. First of all, I wanted to know which tag was currently set in the content area. That was reachable through this: 1:...

Per Magne Skuseth