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EPiServer 7 features a remade model for content with support for multiple types of content and an interesting new concept called blocks. In this post I’ll visualize and walk through some of the most significant new concepts and changes from a...

Geta is releasing yet another great open source module for EPiServer. This latest module is create, read, update, delete(CRUD) editor for Dynamic Data Store(DDS). This is how it looks: DDSAdmin is available trough nuget.episerver.com .   Features:...

Gatis Bergšpics

A new version of MultipleProperty has now been released . New Minor Features Edit captions will now be used in error messages rather than property names.  In previous versions if there was a property named “ImageGalleries” collection with an...

A quite interesting bug was reported recently on one of the CMS 6 R2 websites I’ve been working on. When expanding a certain node in the page structure in edit mode, the following error message appeared: System.UriFormatException: Invalid URI: A...

Karoline Klever

Need to figure out the actual language context we’re in, disregarding fallback or replacement languages in EPiServer CMS? The PreferredCulture property of the ContentLanguage class to the rescue! Sometimes we need to figure out what language conte...

Bundler by ServiceStack is a solution for bundling, minifying and compiling client script (JavaScript/CoffeScript(!)) and style sheets (CSS, LESS and SASS). There are a lot of this sort of solutions out there but I really like this one, hopefully...

Anton Kallenberg

This is a short note about replacing the LanguageManager with a new LocalizationService API when upgrading from EPiServer 6 to EPiServer 7. Actually such replacement is not mandatory, since LanguageManager is still there, but it is marked as...

This post is about blocks in EPiServer CMS 7. Blocks are like a built-in composer support to the cms core.  Blocks makes it simpler to reuse functionality for developers and web editors. It’s a lot like building a “composer function” with the grea...

Anton Kallenberg