Leading for the 4th year in a row

Episerver has once again been recognized as a leader against other vendors in the CMS space. Read more in the Gartner Magic Quadrant CMS 2018 report.

Blog posts

From the entire Episerver community of developers implementing solutions based on Episerver products.

• Track User's In-store Experience with Episerver Profile Store

  Posted: Oct 24, 2018

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  Track user's behavior using Bluetooth beacons and Episerver Profile Store to bridge the gap between the online and in-store experience

  

  By: David Boland

• Changing Display Options Programmatically

  Posted: Oct 22, 2018

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  Hello World. Display Options are a great way for you to give your content editors the ability to change how blocks and other content are displayed when working with ContentAreas. But one thing about Display Options isn’t very intuitive - how do we as developers apply them to content programmatically? I’d like to put it out there how this can be... 2

  

  

  By: Jafet Valdez

• Expose FontAwesome icons to the Episerver rich text editor (TinyMCE)

  Posted: Oct 22, 2018

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  For those who need to expose font icons to your Episerver rich text editor, the below might help… My plugin uses FontAwesome 5.3.1. The code is on Github. References that helped direct me to this solution: Josh18 (TinyMCE for Joomla) – https://github.com/josh18/TinyMCE-FontAwesome-Plugin FortAwesome (ofcourse) – https://github.com/FortAwesome/Fo...

  

  

  By: Nicola Ayan

• EPiServer Forms – Quick Start

  Posted: Oct 22, 2018

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  I was asked once by a client to build some functionality that allowed editors to create forms on the fly without developer effort. EPiServer did the work for us. Here’s an overview on Forms. Out of the box EPiServer Forms boasts the following form elements ready to use: Text, Text Area, Number, DateTime, Range, Url, […]

  

  By: surjitbharath

• Application Logging in Episerver DXC

  Posted: Oct 21, 2018

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  In standard DXC Service setup, application logs are stored in BLOB storage with 90 days retention. They can be inspected in the PaaS portal using custom Log Stream or downloaded in CSV format for offline analysis. DXC Service comes with an Application Insights account, which can be used as a nice alternative to standard application logging.

  

  

  By: Dejan Caric