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In this blog post, we will see how to unpack the zip file, parse XML files and import them as EPiServer pages, download the images from internet and upload them to 'For This Page' folder.

Dejan Caric

In this blog post, we will see how to unpack the zip file, parse XML files and import them as EPiServer pages, download the images from internet and upload them to 'For This Page' folder.

Dejan Caric

A/B-testning har länge varit känt som en framgångsfaktor för att kunna öka konverteringsgraden på sin webbplats. Dock har det varit en manuellt och tidskrävande arbete. Men aldrig tidigare har det varit lättare att A/B-testa. A/B-testning av...

lillamy

When EPiServer dropped the VPP architecture for uploaded files we got many more options for working with media content. In this example we look at how images can be rendered when an editor simply drags and drops an image onto a page through a...

Ted

This seems like a pretty straight-forward task, but it’s actually harder than you could expect. It’s such a basic need that I think it should have been built in. Here is my working version (after many failed attemps): UPDATE (improved version from...

Anders G. Nordby

To make a site work in Commerce 7.5, we have to register a partial router that will handle the catalog routing. The partial router, that comes out of the box, is called ‘hierarical catalog partial router’. This partial router needs to be registere...

Jonas Bergqvist

Setting up a new EPiServer website became a lot easier with the release of EPiServer 7.5 The Deployment Center installer has been replaced by a Visual Studio extension using NuGet packages for all dependencies.

Ted

As I’ve been “trapped” in an EPiServer CMS 6 R2 project for quite long, there’s a lot that’s new to me in EPiServer 7.x, and even simple stuff like rendering images correctly takes a while to get the hang of. Please bear with me if this is old new...

Anders G. Nordby