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Syndicated blog - Posted on: Aug 12, 2015
After parental leave, vacation, upgrading to Windows 10 and getting Visual Studio 2015 up and running I thought it was safe to head back into the EPiServer waters. Unfortunately my local database had been swallowed whole by the upgrade shark and m...
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Posted on: Aug 12, 2015Rating:
Why another starter kit? Hey folks, we have recently released a new Github repository called Alloy Demo Kit! This is something we Solution Architects at EPiServer actually use for demos and POC purposes. It's based on the Alloy MVC Starter Site...
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Syndicated blog - Posted on: Aug 10, 2015
Asp.Net Mvc Areas is a great way to organize and structure your EPiServer site. Once you have multi-tenant site where the same EPiServer installation with the same set of libraries, styles, script set and other assets is handling more than single...
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Syndicated blog - Posted on: Aug 10, 2015
Asp.Net Mvc Areas is a great way to organize and structure your EPiServer site. Once you have multi-tenant site where the same EPiServer installation with the same set of libraries, styles, script set and other assets is handling more than single...
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Syndicated blog - Posted on: Aug 07, 2015
In many cases we need to retrieve a lot of pages and at the same time think about performance, such as the page’s loading time. That’s when caching comes in handy🙂 In this example we want to cache a ContentReferences of news pages. We use a cache...
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Syndicated blog - Posted on: Aug 06, 2015
As security is getting more and more important these days, as if it wasn’t before… you probably add some response headers to add some extra security. Problem is, I find, that if you set them to strict or to easy, you will need a new deploy, if you...
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Syndicated blog - Posted on: Aug 05, 2015
Recently, we got a request from a customer to create custom error pages for their EPiServer website. Their requirements were that they should be able to set different error pages for different areas of the website and be able to edit the error pag...
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Syndicated blog - Posted on: Aug 05, 2015
UPDATE: Updated blog post to solve issues and questions posted in the comment section, as well as generalizing it to work with XForm instances on pages as well. This version also supports redirection after form submission as well as proper...
