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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...
I ran into the following error on an EPiServer 7 Preview site today: “ There is already an open DataReader associated with this Command which must be closed first.” The problem is that EPiServer 7 requires that the MultipleActiveResultSets is set ...
This is the third part in a 3-part series about understanding and extending the EPiCommerce tiered pricing engine. This is a demonstration of how you'd extend tiered pricing to organization-specific and visitor-group-specific pricing. The first an...
This is a quick reference on how to define strongly typed properties in code in EPiServer CMS 7. Updated to EPiServer 7 CMS on 14.01.2013 This blog post was originally written for a preview version of EPiServer 7 CMS, but is now updated to the...
Constructing custom properties for EPiServer often gets you to a point where you would much rather just use built-in EPiServer functionality instead of reinventing wheels; especially when it comes to things such as adding page selectors, XForms...
Styling the EPiServer edit mode table layout to make your custom properties look pretty may not always be as easy as one would like. Even though it works well for smaller fields, if you are creating a property of the … Continue reading →
This is Part 2 in a 3-part series on understanding and extending tiered pricing in EPiCommerce. In Part 1, we covered how tiered pricing works and hinted at how to extend it. In this post, we’ll go over the mechanics of implementing custom sale...
This is part 1 of 3 blog posts created to give you some background on how tiered pricing works in EPiCommerce and how you can extend it to do cool things like have pricing for visitor groups or other pricing scenarios you need to handle. When you'...