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EPiServer CMS6 R2 is shipped with four built in workflows (the same workflows that has been shipped with CMS since version 5). The workflows that are built in are two variants of page approval workflows, on request for feedback workflow and one...

Johan Björnfot

Since version 6 R1, EPiServer CMS has had full support for MVC routing. This is what enables you to create OnlineCenter Gadgets in MVC. What may not have been obvious is that you can also create Admin and Edit mode plug-ins using MVC instead of We...

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Since Paul Smith posted about EPiServer having implemented native support for page types declared as classes in the next version of the CMS I've gotten quite a few questions about it. Almost all of them can be distilled down to two: What do you...

Joel Abrahamsson

Since I started developing in EPiServer, I have always found how nicely written their framework is.  One thing i have noticed though, is the fact that you really can't hook into their "Create New", "Delete Page" pages.  I have also had an issue th...

Joshua Folkerts

Something that is more common than not on a webpage is that data on your page is fetched without loading the whole page but rather using something like ajax. A normal page load is quite easy for your driver of choice to handle since it’s quite cle...

Stefan Forsberg

On Wednesday 14th September 2011 we will be holding a developer seminar where we will be showing some of the new features planned for EPiServer CMS vNext, or as we call it, Project Falcon. Project Falcon has many planned features but we would like...

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Last time we took a quick look into MvcMiniProfiler , how to get it up and running on EPiServer and the basics of profiling code. This time, we'll take a look at the DataFactory and profiling it's use. ProfiledDataFactory A lot of the time, when...

Greg B

When creating EPiTest and more specifically the database integration tests part I ran into a slight problem. None of the examples (and there are only two that I’m aware of) actually save something back to the database and when I doing that I...

Stefan Forsberg