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We all want EPiServer and Facebook to play nicely. In theory they should, but the integration suffers where Facebook is a bit ‘person orientated’ where EPiServer is ‘enterprise orientated’. This can make things that should be simple a bit more...
Based on CMS 6 R2, Composer 4 R2, and Composer 4 R2 Blocks Earlier this month I wrote a blog about a Category Listing Dynamic Content Module which allows content authors to create listings based on one-to-many categories. I also referenced a blog...
The goal was to create EPi server operator(administrator) modifiable 404 error page. To do this I created new simple page type called ErrorPageType(with very simple aspx file): [ PageType ( "633fd95b-d6bd-41e5-bc6b-19bc0247f599" , Name =...
I have done a company-office-contactperson solution on our website. On a company page you specify in what cities that company reside in the form of a LinkItemCollection. The problem started today after I made a small update to the website (=...
Here is my list of favorite plugins to EPiServer CMS 6 R2. Introduction Thanks to the great community around EPiServer there are now free open source plugins being released almost daily. And if you spend some time looking at what is out there yo...
This post shows what we include in the EPiServerLog.config file to reduce clutter and improve readibility in the log files of EPiServer websites.
This post is part of a series that roughly covers a presentation I did about UI-testing at EPiServer meetup group. It contains the following parts: About why About what About EPiTest About visible elements About html About waiting About simplicity...
I noticed a problem with a customer’s XForm earlier; no matter how many times I posted data, I was not able to find it through the Edit mode Form Data-tab. It was not until I marked the checkbox Show data … Continue reading →