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For those of you that have read any of my previous blog posts may have noticed that I like things that make the daily life easier. So here is another thing I have had a need for and hopefully can be of use. A thing that has been a royal pain since...

Per Nergård (MVP)

  One morning I found myself in the delicate situation that an EPiServer website had crashed with the incredibly informative error message “ Faulting application w3wp.exe, version 6.0.3790.3959, stamp 45d6968e, faulting module kernel32.dll, versio...

Daniel Ovaska

A/B testing as well as the more advanced “Multivariate testing” can be invaluable assets in your online optimization. I recently had the opportunity to listen to Søren Engelbrecht from Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) when he described how this had...

The problem in question was that the search result displayed in full screen, instead of inside the IFrame, as supposed. The solution was as simple as adding the following line (bold below) in the results part of the code:

With or without EPiServer SEO, go for the easy targets first. Many SEO consultants will tell you to start working on you links, I say wait. Start with your daily work, things you do everyday, like writing text and publishing images. Start by...

This issue can be fixed with a few simple steps. To get all your site urls to display in lower case do the following: 1. Add the following in your Global.asax.cs: void UrlSegment_CreatedUrlSegment(object sender, EPiServer.Web.UrlSegmentEventArgs e...

Earlier today we experienced an unwanted behavior using the MultipageProperty. When picking a document on the current site, and navigating to the pagefolder part of the filebrowser, it would report that the pagefile did not exists, even if it did....

Bjørn Isaksen

Some of you may have picked up on a blog post entitled the ‘Great EPiServer Rant‘ posted by Fredrik Holmström. I’d encourage you to read it for yourself and see what you think. If you find yourself agreeing with Fredrik, then please read on, as th...

Mark Everard