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URL structures are an important part of SEO. Its very important that our sites do not appear to serve duplicate content. However there is one feature of EPiServer that can do exactly that, namely when using language branches in the URL and viewing...
URL structures are an important part of SEO. Its very important that our sites do not appear to serve duplicate content. However there is one feature of EPiServer that can do exactly that, namely when using language branches in the URL and viewing...
With ETF 1.1 came some breaking changes affecting ETF UI controls that mimic the appearance of EPiServer's page type property controls.
EPiServer has announced the well sought after NuGet feed. In this post we’ll take a look at how to create a NuGet package for ETF (if you want to know how this could be done using a module installer take a look at this post). This post assumes tha...
The debugging symbols for the second release of EPiServer CMS, Community, Mail, Composer and Commerce have now been published on http://symbols.episerver.com/ . Let me show you how to set up a few common debuggers to automatically download symbols...
You may wish to check that the current Http request matches an EPiServer Visitor Group from code, such as from a page or control template. Method #1 using EPiServer.Personalization.VisitorGroups; var match = EPiServer. Security. PrincipalInfo....
In a previous post I’ve described a way to automatically organize EPiServer pages in various types of structures. I’ve made this code downloadable from GitHub. We’ve also, in the second part of this series of posts, seen how to use this...
In a previous post I described a prototypical module that I’ve created which offers generic functionality for organizing EPiServer pages in various structures. While the previous post presented the background and implementation of the core classes...