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Searching the Internet for EPiServer's VirtualPathUnifiedProvider, I didn't find much information. So here I'm going to show you some basic examples how you can use it in your EPiserver projects. VirtualPathUnifiedProvider inherits from asp.net...
This won’t be a very long blog post. I just wanted to recommend a nice code formatting plugin for windows live writer it’s created by Leo Vildosola and you can find it here .
I have been building some quite complex admin mode plugins, and have come across a few tips that I think I should share. I may accumulate more tips, and if I do so then I’ll add them to this post :) Inherit from EPiServer.UI.SystemPageBase to get...
Here I go again, blogging about the dynamic data store. This time I will try to describe how LINQ can be implemented, and how we have implemented it. I think this will make you write better queries against the dynamic data store in the feature. To...
If you use new EPiServer CMS 6 and have a VPN tunnel open you may get an exception when starting your EPiServer site. SocketException (0x2747): An operation on a socket could not be performed because the system lacked sufficient buffer...
Blog Page Provider is a example project I have created to try out the page provider in EPiServer As the name may suggest this is a EPiServer page provider for blogs that has the ability to create a blog page in EPiServer that connects with a blog...
If you’re running your EPiServer CMS 5 R2 SP2 site on Oracle and want to get all the advantages of CMS 6, you can easily upgrade the site using the these files: 1. The zip packet includes 3 files: - Upgrade Site.metadata ...
Sometimes it’s okay to have fun. A while back we had fun trying things in OnlineCenter and the result is the Playground. For designers this is a catalog of styles available on the dashboard. For developers it’s an insight into the OnlineCenter API...