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One of the most frequently and eagerly used programming constructs of the Microsoft.Net Framework is Enum. There are several interesting features that make it very compelling to use to for all kinds of dropdowns and checklists: The bounds factor –...

Adam Najmanowicz

This is the last part of Create an EPiServer site from scratch. We’ve come a long way, almost finishing our site! What we have left is doing some testing and deploying it to our production server. Client side performance testing When doing...

Frederik Vig

EPiServer CMS 6 RC1 supports upgrading from EPiServer CMS 5 R2, we have tested a couple of internal customers like EPiServer World and external customers that donated a copy of their site to us. The upgrade process does a few notable things: XForm...

Per Bjurström

I got a question in the mail today how to get started with EPiServer CMS as a developer. Here are my tips: Register at world.episerver.com with your work email address. Start by downloading and installing "EPiServer CMS 5 R2 SP2"...

For fun I tried to make a url rewriter that could translate generic query parameters to be part of the path. So if you had a page /newlist/  and used a query parameter to get to page 2 like this /newslist/?page=2 you would get that parameter as a...

Anders Hattestad

Another new exciting feature in CMS 6 (RC onwards) is the joining of forces between CMS pages (PageData) and objects that can be stored in the Dynamic Data Store, a.k.a. Page Objects. Of course this can be handled manually by the programmer by...

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The EPiServer CMS 6 Release Candidate is quite near now so I wanted to list the features in the Dynamic Data Store that have made it this far. Saving Data + Save compile-time typed data (normal .NET classes) + Save runtime typed data (using...

smithsson68@gmail.com

I got a question how to find what was wrong when you only got an error “Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation. [The server committed a protocol violation The server response was: …]” from a junior...