Blog posts by Arve Systad2017-03-09T21:08:45.0000000Zhttps://world.optimizely.com/blogs/Arve-Systad/ Optimizely World Epinova.JsResourceHandler open sourced!Writing client side applications in your Episerver-solutions, and creating custom localization functionality in the front end? Why not use what Episerver already has?2017-03-09T21:08:45.0000000ZBlog post Missing images when importing from inRiver PIM to EpiserverMissing wildcard hostname mapping might make the inRiver connector fail when importing resources.2017-02-21T08:56:32.0000000ZBlog post Missing images when importing from inRiver PIM to EpiserverMissing wildcard hostname mapping might make the inRiver connector fail when importing resources.2017-02-21T08:56:32.0000000ZBlog post Breaking changes with inRiver PIMIf you're using inRiver PIM with the Episerver connector, and upgrading the PIM system from 6.2 to 6.3, there's a breaking change you should be aware of, that could potentially make products on your page invisible.2017-02-16T20:11:44.0000000ZBlog post Epinova.Associations open sourced!Having two-way-relationships between content is a common scenario on the web today. Automatically linking from each end of the relationship to the other. We've composed our own, very simple module to do this - and it's now open sourced!2017-02-01T21:12:40.0000000ZBlog post Making awesome distributable packagesMany companies set up their own, internal package feeds these days, in addition to all the public ones out there. To create awesome packages, there are a few things you should keep in mind.2016-11-12T21:50:55.0000000ZBlog post Clean views with UIHintsSimple lists of label-value-pairs on information pages often result in cluttered views. Tidy those up drastically with some simple UIHint-magic.2016-08-26T21:09:47.0000000ZBlog post A Letter to Episerver<p>I have followed you for more than five years now. Things have happened in those five years; as with the rest of internet technology. I like you, but you are not without flaws. You improve over time, but some things, sadly, remain untouched.</p> <p>https://www.epinova.no/en/blog/a-letter-to-episerver/</p>2016-04-28T23:19:12.0000000ZBlog post Creating custom form elements in Episerver.FormsWith the new Episerver.Forms, you get the opportunity to create your own form elements, which vastly extends the use case for them.2016-01-12T10:44:09.0000000ZBlog post Custom data feeds in Episerver.FormsIn the new Episerver.Forms, you can control data sources for selection form elements through code. Here's how.2016-01-11T15:24:41.0000000ZBlog post Could not load Microsoft.Reporting.RdlCompile in TeamCity after updating to Visual Studio 2015After upgrading the build runner to use VS2015, it could no longer find this assembly.2015-07-23T12:14:40.0000000ZBlog post Container pages, and why you shouldn't use themContainer pages without a template has been a concept in the EPiServer community for a long time. And I've always hated them. Here's why.2015-06-16T00:37:18.0000000ZBlog post Quality Assurance Checklists for EPiServer projectsHere are the quality assurance checklists (for backend + commerce) we use, as promised on the meetup we had in our offices at March 3rd, 2015. I have removed items that are specific to our internal company infrastructure and software, replacing th...2015-03-03T20:30:10.0000000ZBlog post EPiServer Commerce essentials 6: Project set up and infrastructureCompared to normal CMS projects, there will be a few key differences in your Visual Studio solution, and a some things you need to think about while organising your code.2014-12-02T17:57:19.0000000ZBlog post EPiServer Commerce essentials 5: Search, performance and analyticsWhen creating an e-commerce site, it's important to give your customer relevant content. Good search capabilities and responsiveness are key features in delivering a good experience.2014-11-24T16:18:32.0000000ZBlog post Part 4: Importing from external systemsImporting data from legacy or third party systems is very often a requirement when building a Commerce site. This should greatly affect your planning and estimates.2014-11-10T21:19:05.0000000ZBlog post EPiServer Commerce essentials 3: Markets, currencies and localizationAfter deciding on your products, payment and shipping options, it’s time to think about who to sell to.2014-10-28T23:25:32.0000000ZBlog post EPiServer Commerce essentials 2: Payment, shipping and inventoryAfter products, the next critical requirement for any e-commmerce site are payment and shipping. You might also need to handle inventory.2014-10-24T21:14:48.0000000ZBlog post EPiServer Commerce project essentials 1: Product knowledgeYour products are the foundation for any e-commerce site. Without them, the site would be pointless. Get to know the details of the products.2014-10-22T00:06:56.0000000ZBlog post EPiServer Commerce project essentialsEPiServer Commerce projects are by nature more complex than pure CMS projects. In this blog series I will dive into essential concepts that will help you plan and estimate EPiServer Commerce projects. 2014-10-22T00:05:31.0000000ZBlog post