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  • Syndicated blog - Posted on: Aug 20, 2013

    After years of blogging about EPiServer CMS I decided it was time to get real. I'm happy to announce a little project that I've been working on lately; a book about how to develop EPiServer CMS sites . I'm publishing it on Leanpub and embracing...

  • Posted on: Aug 19, 2013
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    The main menu is usually a quite important part of your website. A traditional top/main menu typically displays section pages, and can easily be done with EPiServer. But what if you would like the menu items to be drag and droppable, and possible...

  • Syndicated blog - Posted on: Aug 19, 2013

    Working in the new EPiServer 7 edit mode, I received the following javascript error: RequestError: Unable to load /EPiServer/shell/Stores/metadata/?type=EPiServer.Core.ContentData&modelAccessor=%7B%22contentLink%22%3A%2212_24%22%7D&dojo.preventCac...

  • Posted on: Aug 15, 2013
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    5 years ago, when the first lines of code for EPiImage was written, the online world was very different from now, and so was EPiServer CMS. A lot has changed since version 5 including a radically new editor UI, and in the next release (7.5) we wil...

  • Posted on: Aug 14, 2013
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    The EPiServer Most Valued Professional Program, more commonly known as the EMVP Program, is designed to promote professionals within the EPiServer developer community who are contributing with high class content (e.g. blogs, forums posts, code...

  • Syndicated blog - Posted on: Aug 14, 2013

    Using the Output channels within MVC requires a slightly different approach than with WebForms. So, I created a few Controllers A JsonController that handles the output for JSON. A XmlController that handles the output for XML. A TxtController tha...

  • Syndicated blog - Posted on: Aug 13, 2013

    A comment on my last post, "Custom output for EPiServer pages", said that it would me more clean to have content rendered based on content negotiation, rather than on a querystring parameter. I don’t look on an url segment as a querystring, and yo...

  • Posted on: Aug 13, 2013
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    This blog can help developers if they are just starting development In EpiServer Find and CMS I summarized these from find documentation and different forum posts. To use the EPiServer integration we need the regular EPiServer Find .NET API as wel...