Blog posts

• Managing customer logins in Episerver’s Commerce Manager (with ASP.Net Identity)
  Syndicated blog - Posted on: Jan 19, 2020

  Missing the customer account tools in Episerver Commerce Manager when using OWIN authentication? I made an update that adds the support. Read about it here.

  

  Stefan Holm Olsen
  
• Allow Single Instance of the page type in Episerver CMS
  Syndicated blog - Posted on: Jan 18, 2020

  When we are working with the Episerver website there are few page types that we want Content editors to create only one instance of the page. Such as the “Search result page”. We only want one search result page on the whole website. Few similar examples are; Home Page (Start Page) Checkout Page Basket Page […]

  

  Naveed Ul-Haq
  
• Admin module to list available tabs for page types by access rights
  Posted on: Jan 17, 2020
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  A few years ago, Per Nergård , blogged about an admin tool module to easily be able to sort tabs by click. However, even when using something like this it can still be a pain to get an overview of which tabs will be available for different editors with different access rights. Per gave me the idea to make a tool to more easily be able to present...

  

  Italo
  
• An update to the Configurable Color Picker
  Syndicated blog - Posted on: Jan 17, 2020

  The Configurable Color Picker now supports defining and using more than one palette per site, for the full details check out this post.

  

  Jake Jones
  
• Episerver and NHibernate
  Syndicated blog - Posted on: Jan 16, 2020

  NHibernate has been used for many years as an ORM tool for C# applications.  In the same line as LINQ to SQL, Entity Framework, and others, ORM tools remove most of the need to write stored procedures to handle common data access (CRUD) for your business objects. Episerver has its own implementation named Dynamic Data … Continue reading Episerve...

  

  Francisco Quintanilla
  
• Creating the perfect Episerver integration with HttpClient
  Posted on: Jan 15, 2020
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  Building an integration that keeps working during heavy user load is tricky.  Since Episerver uses .NET as underlying framework, a lot of integrations involve consuming different web apis. A key class here is to use the HttpClient class. It's easy to use to build integrations that works during light user load. Unfortunately this class is the wor...

  

  Daniel Ovaska