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On our sites we use pretty much the same file listing functions that comes with the example site in EPiServer. It’s simple and have worked well for many years, but recently one of our users realized that hidden files were visible in the listing. M...

Jonas Lindau

Many of you have probably used xform before and also hate the fact that when the editor create a form inside EPiServer you can not set the layout and design as you like. But xform can be ok to use when store information/data when you have a form...

Eric

Lately I've been working on a little module for EPiServer CMS for listing and creating contents in other ways than using the page tree. I call it PowerSlice and it's now available for download. Want to get slicing right away or prefer a short...

Joel Abrahamsson

When developing your site and refactoring property names on page- and block types you can end up with some “missing” properties when you view them in admin mode. Per Bjurstrom has a nice blog post about how typed models are synchronized . If you...

Per Nergård

Along with their latest CMS release, EPiServer have also changed the model that they use to deliver hot-fixes to partner developers. Previously they were delivered as a singular hot-fix obtained from Developer Support or were rolled into more majo...

Mark Everard

Since there has been some confusion regarding if/when you should take dependencies to assemblies located in an add-on I will try to clear out what you need to consider when developing a site and/or add-on. First, let’s take a look on a pretty...

Linus Ekström

There are a couple of different ways to do this, but if your data is contained in a GridView then the most convenient way to accomplish this is simply to:  

Daniel Badro

It’s often a requirement for enterprise customers to maximise security on their public-facing websites and to request that access to the EPiServer interface is locked down. With the standard EPiServer CMS there are a number of ways to do this, fro...

Mark Everard