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Prior to version 7.5, files in EPiServer CMS (as exposed in the old file manager) were handled by a VPP (Virtual Path Providers) system. In the latest version of EPiServer a new media file system with a new user interface is introduced. Content...

Johan Björnfot

Asset management in Commerce By default the new content-based asset management system with the blob provider model  is used for adding assets to the catalog nodes and entries when manging catalogs. All files are stored in the same location as the...

K Khan

In the new version of EPiServer 7.5 we have added a new feature to the Add-On system – command line operations support. The web interface is still the primary way to manage add-ons on a site, but now there is an alternative that can be used if the...

Sergii Vorushylo

A long time ago I wrote an article that among other things used a trick to change how Remote Events works (the system used in load balancing). The implementation switched out Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) in favor of a custom database...

Per Bjurström

Introduction When Dynamic Data Store was introduced in CMS 6, developers could directly use a LINQ provider to receive data from their stores. The LINQ provider has got some small improvements sense CMS 6, but there haven’t been any new big...

Jonas Bergqvist

A feature that was sorely missed in EPiServer 7 was the ability to restrict the type of content that could be dragged and dropped into a content area. Well, you will all be glad to know that in EPiServer 7.5 the content area has received a lot of...

Ben McKernan

An EPiServer website I worked on had logging working well until it [seemingly] randomly stopped working. I reviewed changes in our configurations and could not trace a cause for the sudden failure. I proceeded to enable log4net’s own logging which...

Matthew Boniface

There are times when I’ve found that well considered and thought-through EPiServer scheduled job settings have been changed in environments where they really shouldn’t be. People usually have some reason for doing what they’re doing but it’s hard ...

Mathias Kunto