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This is a quick guide how to extend EPiServer:PageList with a SelectedItemTemplate. This is a good start if you want to try to extend it with a SeparatorTemplate or something more spectacular. 1. Create a class I.e. PageList.cs, a recommendation i...
Since the new model for installing EPiServer applications and modules has changed quite a bit since the good old EPiServer Manager days describing module installation in just a blog post will not be sufficient so my goal with this posting is getti...
Have made myself a base class which implements the dynamic content interface and have some functions to save and retrive the state based on what properties are in the PropertyDataCollection. Its pretty straight forward but thought I was going to...
I would like to congratulate Mikael Lundin to becoming a Certified EPiServer Developer. He writes about this experience in his blog with some tips about what you should study. I would like to complement what he has written with some of the tips I...
We need more help. There has been a lot of things to do lately so I have not been able to blog as much as I want to but after release I have a lot of things to share with you all. Problems with WebParts in EPiServer CMS R2? Disappearing WebParts...
1) Open up the PowerShell prompt from the Start menu in Windows. On Windows Vista you have to right click and select "Run as administrator". If you have a 64-bit version of Windows make sure you select PowerShell (X86). 2) Activate the snap-in...
It took three days to get all our builds working after Per installed screens for presenting the current build status. If you use Team Build you can use the same build status utility that we use. For the curious, the screen displays the following...
Something that may not be as cool or fun making as a new web 2.0 function is making unit tests for that function, but they are just as important to help make sure that your function still works after one year when you rewrite some dependent code...