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Linus Ekström
Nov 28, 2014
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Code samples to extend the user interface

Since the release of EPiServer 7.5, I've been out doing presentations how you can extend the user interface without having to write JavaScript. Today, I've published sample code on EPiServer's GitHub account that shows lots of samples on how you can customize the user interface for EPiServer. The idea is that the code should show common scenarios in a way that is self-explanatory, with comments to guide the functionality. You can view and download it here. This is basically a sum up of lots of different things that I have blogged about since the release of 7.5. Some of the samples that are included:

 

Please note that the sample code is written with the latest release available as of today. Some functionality works in EPiServer 7, lots was added in EPiServer 7.5 and some has been added in more recent releases.

Nov 28, 2014

Comments

Nov 28, 2014 01:11 PM

Thank you! This list immediately goes into my bookmark list... :)

David Sandeberg
David Sandeberg Nov 28, 2014 03:05 PM

+1 bookmarked :)

Henrik Fransas
Henrik Fransas Nov 28, 2014 03:29 PM

Great work! Thanks

Justin Le
Justin Le Dec 2, 2014 03:02 AM

bookmarked :). Good stuff

Jeff Wallace
Jeff Wallace Dec 2, 2014 09:01 AM

Excellent!

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