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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/...

Ben McKernan

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...

Santosh Achanta

Today I was deploying some new functionality on a customer site which included adding a couple of new properties. Added the properties and code and tested the new function and all was ok. So now it was only left to move the properties to the corre...

Per Nergård (MVP)

I work as a developer for an EPiServer partner in the UK and also have the pleasure of running many of the CMS Developer training courses in the UK and Ireland. During these courses I am often asked questions that fall into one of two categories: ...

Al Higgs

New Alloy templates package for EPiServer 7 is a good example of building adaptive site and using new EPiServer features like shared blocks. It implements custom content area rendering to arrange blocks in rows and fill all available space dependi...

Dmytro Duk

When building EPiServer websites with ASP.NET MVC the LinkURL property doesn't do us much good. Here's a couple of MVC-compatible ways for getting the URL for a page. Pretty much since the dawn of time, or at least since the Finnish heavy metal ba...

Utilize ASP.NET MVC's display templates to customise how EPiServer's PropertyFor method renders properties. When building a site with EPiServer CMS 7 and ASP.NET MVC the standard way of rendering a property is to use the PropertyFor helper method....

This is just a quick tip for making debugging code using categories easier. You’ll find the admin GUI here: Find the line displaying the category names, and change it to this: Now you’ll see the IDs of all categories, making your code a lot more...

Anders G. Nordby