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Posted on: Jan 24, 2012Rating:
I have the pleasure of announcing our first EPiServer World Oracle! Magnus Rahl is the first member to reach this prestigious level of community membership. Magnus is of course a frequent blogger on World and his contributions within the forums ar...
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Posted on: Jan 23, 2012Rating:
Are you having troubles installing Commerce? Are you receiving this error message: System.Management.Automation.PSInvalidOperationException: The WriteObject and WriteError methods cannot be called from outside the overrides of the BeginProcessing...
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Syndicated blog - Posted on: Jan 23, 2012
Here’s a simple extension method for EPiServer when you need to get the friendly url from an internal url. Note the last line checking if the Uri is an absoluteUri first. If you try to get the AbsoluteUri if it’s not you will get the following...
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Syndicated blog - Posted on: Jan 21, 2012
When you need to create EPiServer Composer block that requires some properties we usually use Composer functions that basically are defined as page types. Ted has a really good blog post on step-by-step walkthrough how to create Composer functions...
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Posted on: Jan 21, 2012Rating:
When you need to create EPiServer Composer block that requires some properties we usually use Composer functions that basically are defined as page types. Ted has a really good blog post on step-by-step walkthrough how to create Composer functions...
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Posted on: Jan 20, 2012Rating:
In the previous post How to use asynchrony in your Pages we saw a basic example of asynchronous processing. Compared to how the code would have looked if it was written for synchronous processing things were a bit shifted in order. That has...
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Posted on: Jan 20, 2012Rating:
This is a follow-up on the post How async pages may save your (server’s) life . In that post you may learn a bit more about how ASP.NET processing works and how your site can become incredibly slow even though your server isn’t busy (in the CPU lo...
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Posted on: Jan 20, 2012Rating:
My account is fixed and I’m back in style with EPiServer World CRP Oracle Status ! I celebrate that with publishing a three part TLDR about async pages that I haven’t been able to publish while my account was ill. Intro If you do only EPiServer...
