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When developing a commerce site, a good search product might be the key to success. Working search driven can make the site fast, easy to understand, and simple to use. For me, EPiServer Find is the obvious choice when working with EPiServer...

Jonas Bergqvist

I got this error “Deadlock risk detected.Trying to read a page from the same thread that is already trying to read the same page”  and want to share with you what was my problem. I can seems that when you first access a page data, and if that page...

Anders Hattestad

I took a trip to London in November to hold a small presentation about developing addons for EPiServer at the EPiServer developer track. But what better way to describe developing addons than to do the actual presentation as an EPiServer addon? Wh...

Daniel Ovaska

I ran into some problems the other day trying to install an EPiServer 7 site onto an old Windows 7 developer machine using EPiServer‘s Deployment Center. Everything seemed to be going well until I was hit with an account related … Continue reading...

Mathias Kunto

Happy New Year! So the next step. Upgrade to EPiServer Commerce 7.5. The upgrade script failed, with an unclear message. When the changes are reverted, the upgrade script does not roll back deleted files, so I needed to copy "tools.zip" back to it...

Jeroen Stemerdink

I came across a nasty little gotcha when working with XForms recently and although I grant it is somewhat of an edge case the cause is a bit obscure so I though it worth blogging about in case anyone else happens across it. The cause will also hav...

Dan Matthews

The output cache in ASP.NET allows a developer to specify for the ASP.NET runtime to cache the output of any dynamically generated page against a given policy (such as a time-based cache for 5 minutes). By default, ASP.NET will  execute the code t...

Mark Everard

Test driven development and EPiServer? Relax. Test driving the CMS actually got a whole lot easier with version 7. Most of the built in features are implementing interfaces and you can use asp.net mvc. Those ones are two really good friends of tes...

David Vujic