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We would like to share a new module for creating xml sitemap files we have recently been working on for EPiServer websites. Whilst there are already available a number of sitemap add-ons for EPiServer, we kept finding they didn't completely satisf...

Geta has released yet another open source EPiServer CMS module. This latest module allows EPiServer administrators, as well as anyone with access rights, to manage the cache for EPiServer sites. Features One-click cache clear -... The post...

Dzulqarnain Nasir

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...

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...