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By default, EPiServer Commerce uses Apache Lucene to perform its catalog search. Though within the files in Commerce Manager there exists Solr. They provide the necessary files to install Solr to your Apache search. Why Solr over Lucene? Well Solr...
A few days ago a colleague upgraded a EPiServer site using Deployment Center and got this strange error. According to the dump the error was related to /Shell/Views/Shared/Site.Master. I knew the site was working correctly on my development machin...
I've recently been working on translating text that is displayed along with an XForm property. Since the localizations that are shipped with EPiServer 7 are now embedded in the assemblies, it's not as easy as searching through an XML file for the...
In order to keep the Edit Panel as clean as can be, I’ve written a small extension that enhances the ability to disable and hide buttons in the EditPanel for specific PageTypes. This post explains the setup for the EditPanelManager extension, whic...
We found an issue when using ImageVault 4 with EPiServer CMS 7 and a MVC site. The issue messes up the routing for the links on the site but this has been corrected and a new ImageVault addon version has been released. It will soon be placed at th...
I’ve upgraded a lot of sites in my days, but I still run into new errors. Even when you do it the right way, by upgrading the test-environment and collect as much information you can, there is still a chance it won’t work on the production servers...
It has been proven by numerous sites that EPiServer CMS can handle huge amounts of content. Doing so does bring a few challenges though. Here's a few few patterns that I've identified when it comes to building large scale EPiServer sites with grea...
When developing an EPiServer 7 site (or really any site, for that matter), making a link to a page is one of the most common things you'll do. So, I thought I'd do something a little more basic and explore how to handle this task in your front-end...