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  • Syndicated blog - Posted on: Nov 15, 2010

    Here is a quick little tip; Sometimes when you are playing around with new gadgets on the Dashboard of EPiServer CMS 6 things doesn’t go as you planned. In these cases it could be good to know that there is a way of resetting your Dashboard. Simpl...

  • Posted on: Nov 14, 2010

    After my previous post on the EPiSocial plugin, Paul Smith pointed out that I should consider using Page Objects (PO) rather than plain Dynamic Data Store (DDS) to store page related data. The upside of using PO is that it provides support for...

  • Posted on: Nov 11, 2010

    Magnus Paulsson wrote a post on how to create a plugin for editing profile information which reminded me about that I tried to get that working back when CMS 5 was released. You can find Magnus post here . I took the quick and dirty approach and...

  • Syndicated blog - Posted on: Nov 11, 2010

    This post explains how to get around a problem in EPiServer 5 which causes the edit mode link to throw a 404, page not found.

  • Posted on: Nov 11, 2010

    On Thursday 9th December we are hosting a forum here at EPiServer Stockholm for Community Developers. We will present some information about our vision for EPiServer Community but what we want most is your feedback. The number of places available...

  • Syndicated blog - Posted on: Nov 11, 2010

    I often use Fiddler to debug or just see what is sent between the browser and server but today I needed a tool to see what EPiServer sent to a remote site and received back. After an hour of searching and not finding anything I liked I come upon a...

  • Posted on: Nov 11, 2010

    One of the things I love about EPiServer is how easy it is to extend. I’m sure that most of the EPiServer projects out there uses some kind of edit or admin plugin. What we see very often, is that these plugins are not under EPiServer authorizatio...

  • Posted on: Nov 10, 2010

    As I mentioned in my last post writing tests for your code isn’t hard. The big “but” you know is coming is that this is valid only if the framework you’re writing code for/in is built to be testable. Just as an example, to be able to write the tes...