en https://world.optimizely.com/blogs/Bjorn-Isaksen/60Optimizely World http://baisaksen.net/episerver/epicode-multipageproperty-folderid-bug Earlier today we experienced an unwanted behavior using the MultipageProperty. When picking a document on the current site, and navigating to the pagefolder part of the filebrowser, it would report that the pagefile did not exists, even if it did. A quick look at the generated source quickly revealed that the folderID in the javascript [...] http://baisaksen.net/episerver/epicode-multipageproperty-folderid-bug Tue, 20 Apr 2010 14:20:42 GMT Blog post http://baisaksen.net/episerver/pageadapter-a-simple-sample Last week I encountered a scenario while migrating, where I needed to hide a couple of properties from rendering in edit mode under certain circumstances. In the 4.x solution, this was accomplished by hooking into EPDataFactory.LoadedDefaultPageData and EPDataFactory.LoadedPage in global.asax. Then getting the PropertyDataCollection and set the OwnerTab of the properties to –1 to hide them. Now, [...] http://baisaksen.net/episerver/pageadapter-a-simple-sample Mon, 15 Feb 2010 09:39:47 GMT Blog post http://baisaksen.net/?p=89 Some days ago we published the first test version of a migrated EPiServer site. Luckily the testing has gone very well and few issues have been logged. One incident though, was the forms not redirecting to the receipt page after being submitted. Now that seems like a little issue, but it so turned out I [...] http://baisaksen.net/?p=89 Fri, 29 Jan 2010 13:23:04 GMT Blog post http://baisaksen.net/?p=76 During my current migration project, I came across a property which added a client side confirmation dialog on EPiServer’s “Save”, “Save & View” and “Save & Publish” buttons in edit mode. This was done by finding the CommandTool’s inside the PropertyDataForm and hook up a custom javascript. Now in CMS5, these CommandTool have been replaced by [...] http://baisaksen.net/?p=76 Fri, 11 Dec 2009 14:31:58 GMT Blog post http://biztech.no/?p=41 I recently started to migrate a mid sized EPiServer site from 4.62 to 5. In a workshop with bvnetwork they quickly pointed out that the migration tool did not handle the database file system and we needed to get the files out of the database and onto a native EPiServer file system first. To do the [...] http://biztech.no/?p=41 Sat, 05 Dec 2009 23:55:05 GMT Blog post