Blog posts by Sven-Erik Jonsson2022-04-26T07:47:00.0000000Zhttps://world.optimizely.com/blogs/Sven-Erik-Jonsson/ Optimizely World Extending link item collections in Optimizely CMS 12<p>We've experimented with a generic approach to adding extension points to the link item collection property, ending up creating an entirely separate alternative,&nbsp;<br /><a href="https://github.com/Geta/geta-optimizely-genericlinks"><code>Geta.Optimizely.GenericLinks</code></a><span>.</span></p> <p>Full blog post <a href="https://getadigital.com/blog/extending-link-item-collections">here</a>.</p>2022-04-26T07:47:00.0000000ZBlog post UI frameworks and Optimizely CMS 12 plugins<p><span>Recently been developing a plugin and wanted to share some things we've come across.&nbsp;</span><br /><a href="https://getadigital.com/blog/optimizely-12-ui-plugin">Here</a> is a guide to leveraging a frontend framework inside the UI, getting a coherent look in the CMS.<br /><br /><img src="/link/b17328d1aafd4e7bb36748bebbef89a8.aspx" width="1201" alt="" height="729" /></p>2022-02-21T07:55:32.0000000ZBlog post Providing fallback/replacement languages in EPiServer CommerceSometimes the 1 to 1 language mappings of Commerce just isn't enough. There are times when you have to go beyond that, especially if you run a site that has a lot of them.2015-12-14T09:41:56.0000000ZBlog post Providing fallback/replacement languages in EPiServer CommerceSometimes the 1 to 1 language mappings of Commerce just isn't enough. There are times when you have to go beyond that, especially if you run a site that has a lot of them.2015-12-14T09:41:56.0000000ZBlog post Providing fallback/replacement languages in EPiServer CommerceSometimes the 1 to 1 language mappings of Commerce just isn't enough. There are times when you have to go beyond that, especially if you run a site that has a lot of them.2015-12-14T09:41:56.0000000ZBlog post Providing fallback/replacement languages in EPiServer CommerceSometimes the 1 to 1 language mappings of Commerce just isn't enough. There are times when you have to go beyond that, especially if you run a site that has a lot of them.2015-12-14T09:41:56.0000000ZBlog post Providing fallback/replacement languages in EPiServer CommerceSometimes the 1 to 1 language mappings of Commerce just isn't enough. There are times when you have to go beyond that, especially if you run a site that has a lot of them.2015-12-14T08:41:56.0000000ZBlog post Adjusting widget validation in EPiServer 7.19Recently we got stuck, unable to upgrade a solution due to external dependencies. We where then forced to deal with some of the already fixed quirks in EPiServer. One of these is the 7.19 use of dojo 1.8.9, which contains a validation bug for urls.2015-12-11T09:13:04.0000000ZBlog post Adjusting widget validation in EPiServer 7.19Recently we got stuck, unable to upgrade a solution due to external dependencies. We where then forced to deal with some of the already fixed quirks in EPiServer. One of these is the 7.19 use of dojo 1.8.9, which contains a validation bug for urls.2015-12-11T09:13:04.0000000ZBlog post Adjusting widget validation in EPiServer 7.19Recently we got stuck, unable to upgrade a solution due to external dependencies. We where then forced to deal with some of the already fixed quirks in EPiServer. One of these is the 7.19 use of dojo 1.8.9, which contains a validation bug for urls.2015-12-11T09:13:04.0000000ZBlog post Adjusting widget validation in EPiServer 7.19Recently we got stuck, unable to upgrade a solution due to external dependencies. We where then forced to deal with some of the already fixed quirks in EPiServer. One of these is the 7.19 use of dojo 1.8.9, which contains a validation bug for urls.2015-12-11T02:13:04.0000000ZBlog post Adjusting widget validation in EPiServer 7.19Recently we got stuck, unable to upgrade a solution due to external dependencies. We where then forced to deal with some of the already fixed quirks in EPiServer. One of these is the 7.19 use of dojo 1.8.9, which contains a validation bug for urls.2015-12-11T02:13:04.0000000ZBlog post Adjusting widget validation in EPiServer 7.19Recently we got stuck, unable to upgrade a solution due to external dependencies. We where then forced to deal with some of the already fixed quirks in EPiServer. One of these is the 7.19 use of dojo 1.8.9, which contains a validation bug for urls.2015-12-11T02:13:04.0000000ZBlog post Controlling allowed types in a ContentArea using an interfaceRecently I've been involved in a project that features a great deal of different content types. Early on I figured that using an AllowedTypesAttribute on ContentAreas would be helpful for the editors, since you might not want to drop exactly everything, everywhere.2015-02-13T20:52:36.0000000ZBlog post Controlling allowed types in a ContentArea using an interfaceRecently I've been involved in a project that features a great deal of different content types. Early on I figured that using an AllowedTypesAttribute on ContentAreas would be helpful for the editors, since you might not want to drop exactly everything, everywhere.2015-02-13T20:52:36.0000000ZBlog post Controlling allowed types in a ContentArea using an interfaceRecently I've been involved in a project that features a great deal of different content types. Early on I figured that using an AllowedTypesAttribute on ContentAreas would be helpful for the editors, since you might not want to drop exactly everything, everywhere.2015-02-13T20:52:36.0000000ZBlog post Controlling allowed types in a ContentArea using an interfaceRecently I've been involved in a project that features a great deal of different content types. Early on I figured that using an AllowedTypesAttribute on ContentAreas would be helpful for the editors, since you might not want to drop exactly everything, everywhere.2015-02-13T13:52:36.0000000ZBlog post Controlling allowed types in a ContentArea using an interfaceRecently I've been involved in a project that features a great deal of different content types. Early on I figured that using an AllowedTypesAttribute on ContentAreas would be helpful for the editors, since you might not want to drop exactly everything, everywhere.2015-02-13T13:52:36.0000000ZBlog post Controlling allowed types in a ContentArea using an interfaceRecently I've been involved in a project that features a great deal of different content types. Early on I figured that using an AllowedTypesAttribute on ContentAreas would be helpful for the editors, since you might not want to drop exactly everything, everywhere.2015-02-13T13:52:36.0000000ZBlog post Creating a one-click tweet editor plugin for EPiServer 7.xDeveloping a plugin for EPiServer isn't always straightforward, this blog post aims to cross some of the hurdles of getting creative with the TinyMCE editor.2014-09-24T16:37:50.0000000ZBlog post