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I was developing functionality where I needed to alter certain properties when a page is published. Since the properties were pretty arbitrary (as in different property names spread out on different page types) the properties were marked with an...
For those of you who are not aware of the Filtered Page Reference property controls I have created please refer to the following two blog posts: EPiServer FilteredPageReference v1.0 Released EPiServer FilteredPageReference v1.1 Released I have bee...
Yesterday I was playing with our new build server, trying to get it to run my fully-functional unit tests with code coverage analysis. Why that didn’t work is a different story, but in the progress of changing project settings and checking in...
Some EPiServer developers still create their own custom property for the only purpose of having a simple dropdown (aka combobox / select list) for editors to choose from a predefined list. If you only need a simple key/value dropdown, there’s no...
The database diagram describing relations between EPiServer pages and their properties is given below. As you can see the tables tblPage and tblWorkPage are connected with “one – to - many ” relation. The main record about the page is stored in...
Based on CMS 6 Back in January Paul Smith blogged about a pretty cool Page Rating Dynamic Content widget he built using Page Objects. I found this to be pretty useful for demonstrating the concept of basic rating in EPiServer CMS. After all, som...
There are times when I want to make a structure of pages when one page is created. Sometimes it would be easy to just add an attributes to your page type, so each time a page of that type is created we will auto magically add a sub page. First I...
As I mentioned in my first article about single sign-on using the Facebook javascript library, you may encounter problems with certain clients. In my case it was a specific Safari browser which caused the Facebook javascript to repeatedly trigger...