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At least since EPiServer 4 the page archiving functionality have been the same. You setup the archiving scheduled job and after that it’s up to the editors to set a date for when the page should stop being published and where the page should be...

Per Nergård

I’m currently working on a small EPiServer plugin that requires the site admin to be able to save/load configuration settings from the Admin page. Fortunately, you can easily do this using EPiServer’s Dynamic Data Store (DDS), and it beats having ...

Dzulqarnain Nasir

Lately I have been working with websites built a year ago or more and one thing that I always get surprised by is that none of them have implemented any compression or rules for improving client side performance. You might think that these website...

Eric

One of the common problems I’ve heard seems to be how to deploy a new version of EPiServer UI. The ultimate solution is to keep all environments in sync while not disturbing the other developers that are working at the same time when one developer...

Alf Nilsson

The problem Who hasn’t been editing the xml files in the lang folder. With or without custom plugins. When a client wants another localizable text, or a different translation for something, a new release was needed. If you used a plugin to edit th...

Jeroen Stemerdink

I recently got a question about what you can do with the built-in search in EPiServer CMS 6 R2 to optimize the search experience for the users. The question originally came from a customer that did not want to buy and implement an external search...

Guys at Microsoft Open Technologies have been doing a really great job and brought us SignalR library a while ago. Essentially SignalR is library making you create a real-time applications amazingly fast and easy. I’ll be not covering a basic part...

I recently encountered an issue where EPiServer Composer appeared to be serving up old versions of pages, even after they have been published. This was identified on EPiServer CMS 6 R2 and Composer 4. The issue was traced to a particular behaviour...

David Knipe