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Blocks is a new building block introduced in EPiServer CMS 7. A block can be used in several ways, it can be used as a “complex” property when modeling content types. It is also possible to create stand alone instances of blocks (shared blocks) th...
Yesterday I got some input from a friend about that they had got a license exception right before a big release. I’ve always thought it was a bit odd that EPiServer haven’t had a some kind of warning mechanism built in so I thought about building ...
I recently tried to update a customers website from CMS6 R2 to CMS7 and got an error. The error is a database error and the reason is that my root page id 1. This customer had root id = 5. This is the error message: An unhandled error has occured:...
Background When you need to output any of page property value one way to do this is to use control and specify by name which property to render. You specify property name as string. Assuming that ‘MainBody’ is page property of type...
EPiServer 7 adds the concept of blocks, which differs in alot of ways from Composer blocks. One is how you provide localized names for the editor.
EPiServer 7 adds the concept of blocks, which differs in alot of ways from Composer blocks. One is how you provide localized names for the editor. In EPiServer 7 we not only have pages , we also have blocks . Just as you translate page types by...
Introducing contenteditable The contenteditable attribute has been around since the good old days of Internet Explorer 5.5 and has finally been introduced into the HTML5 standards and is supported by pretty much every browser ( http://caniuse.com/...
After upgrading one of our very old customer’s website from EPiServer 4.62 to CMS 6 R2, it was reported that documents with special characters in file name (for e.g. ‘S&R12.pdf’) throwing ‘System.Web.HttpException: A potentially dangerous...