Blog posts by Fredrik Eckmar2017-06-26T23:06:35.0000000Zhttps://world.optimizely.com/blogs/fredrik-eckmar/ Optimizely World New version of FontThumbnailEarlier this year I released a package that is used for generating preview images for the different contenttypes in your Episerver solution, using an override to the built-in "ImageUrlAttribute" that you can decorate your content types with.2017-06-26T23:06:35.0000000ZBlog post New version of FontThumbnailEarlier this year I released a package that is used for generating preview images for the different contenttypes in your Episerver solution, using an override to the built-in "ImageUrlAttribute" that you can decorate your content types with.2017-06-26T23:06:35.0000000ZBlog post New version of FontThumbnailEarlier this year I released a package that is used for generating preview images for the different contenttypes in your Episerver solution, using an override to the built-in "ImageUrlAttribute" that you can decorate your content types with.2017-06-26T21:06:35.0000000ZBlog post New version of FontThumbnailEarlier this year I released a package that is used for generating preview images for the different contenttypes in your Episerver solution, using an override to the built-in "ImageUrlAttribute" that you can decorate your content types with.2017-06-26T21:06:35.0000000ZBlog post Replacing built-in email actor with custom implementation in Episerver FormsRecently one of our customers experienced an issue with Episerver Forms and the PlaceHolderService (I know it is still in beta, but anyway). The placeholder service is used by the built in Email Actor and is responsible for replacing tokens in the subject, to address and the body of the email that is configured to be sent by the editor.2017-04-05T12:00:00.0000000ZBlog post Replacing built-in email actor with custom implementation in Episerver FormsRecently one of our customers experienced an issue with Episerver Forms and the PlaceHolderService (I know it is still in beta, but anyway). The placeholder service is used by the built in Email Actor and is responsible for replacing tokens in the subject, to address and the body of the email that is configured to be sent by the editor.2017-04-05T12:00:00.0000000ZBlog post Replacing built-in email actor with custom implementation in Episerver FormsRecently one of our customers experienced an issue with Episerver Forms and the PlaceHolderService (I know it is still in beta, but anyway). The placeholder service is used by the built in Email Actor and is responsible for replacing tokens in the subject, to address and the body of the email that is configured to be sent by the editor.2017-04-05T10:00:00.0000000ZBlog post Content reference selector with direct file upload now available as packageSome time ago (in October last year to be exact) I developed an extension to the built-in content selector with support for direct upload.2017-03-06T12:48:00.0000000ZBlog post Content reference selector with direct file upload now available as packageSome time ago (in October last year to be exact) I developed an extension to the built-in content selector with support for direct upload.2017-03-06T12:48:00.0000000ZBlog post Content reference selector with direct file upload now available as packageSome time ago (in October last year to be exact) I developed an extension to the built-in content selector with support for direct upload.2017-03-06T11:48:00.0000000ZBlog post ContentType preview images w. iconsI don't know about you, but at least for me, I rarely create image thumbnails for the different content types in the solutions I am working on. If you are like me, then this package will hopefully give your editors a somewhat more pleasant user experience when creating content.2017-02-20T08:50:45.0000000ZBlog post ContentType preview images w. iconsI don't know about you, but at least for me, I rarely create image thumbnails for the different content types in the solutions I am working on. If you are like me, then this package will hopefully give your editors a somewhat more pleasant user experience when creating content.2017-02-20T01:50:45.0000000ZBlog post ContentType preview images w. iconsI don't know about you, but at least for me, I rarely create image thumbnails for the different content types in the solutions I am working on. If you are like me, then this package will hopefully give your editors a somewhat more pleasant user experience when creating content.2017-02-20T00:50:45.0000000ZBlog post Content reference selector with direct file uploadSometimes when developing Episerver solutions you find the need to extend the behaviour of already existing property editors. In this blog post I will briefly describe how I extended the built-in content selector with direct upload functionality using drag and drop. This way you don’t have to create your "Media"-items before being able to select them. You can just upload them directly to the property editor and they will be added to the assets folder of the content you are working on and selected automatically.2016-10-06T12:50:00.0000000ZBlog post Content reference selector with direct file uploadSometimes when developing Episerver solutions you find the need to extend the behaviour of already existing property editors. In this blog post I will briefly describe how I extended the built-in content selector with direct upload functionality using drag and drop. This way you don’t have to create your "Media"-items before being able to select them. You can just upload them directly to the property editor and they will be added to the assets folder of the content you are working on and selected automatically.2016-10-06T12:50:00.0000000ZBlog post Content reference selector with direct file uploadSometimes when developing Episerver solutions you find the need to extend the behaviour of already existing property editors. In this blog post I will briefly describe how I extended the built-in content selector with direct upload functionality using drag and drop. This way you don’t have to create your "Media"-items before being able to select them. You can just upload them directly to the property editor and they will be added to the assets folder of the content you are working on and selected automatically.2016-10-06T12:50:00.0000000ZBlog post Content reference selector with direct file uploadSometimes when developing Episerver solutions you find the need to extend the behaviour of already existing property editors. In this blog post I will briefly describe how I extended the built-in content selector with direct upload functionality using drag and drop. This way you don’t have to create your "Media"-items before being able to select them. You can just upload them directly to the property editor and they will be added to the assets folder of the content you are working on and selected automatically.2016-10-06T05:50:00.0000000ZBlog post Content reference selector with direct file uploadSometimes when developing Episerver solutions you find the need to extend the behaviour of already existing property editors. In this blog post I will briefly describe how I extended the built-in content selector with direct upload functionality using drag and drop. This way you don’t have to create your "Media"-items before being able to select them. You can just upload them directly to the property editor and they will be added to the assets folder of the content you are working on and selected automatically.2016-10-06T03:50:00.0000000ZBlog post