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So, after the last post that tried to introduce some concepts and tools this posts is going to be more practical and hands-on. If there’s one thing I want you to keep in mind is the following: When talking about “testing with EPiServer” what you...

Stefan Forsberg

A couple of weeks ago we upgraded an old 5.1 site to CMS 6. We got a strange error where the rendered content of one page got messed up. After some investigation we found that a property had got it’s type changed from XhtmlString to Longstring and...

Per Nergård

If the editor decide to delete a page om the source site, after an initial mirroring has been preformed on this page, the next mirroring will fail.

Jørgen Helgheim

As we all know whether EPiServer is running in a development, test or prod environment it needs a license to run. Normally this is done by saving the "License.config" file in the root of the application. License management can sometimes be a pain ...

David Knipe

The title might sound like something really exciting, but it’s actually something rather mundane in one way and very specific in another. So TLDR warning! The background is that a client used too many variables with long names in the httpCacheVary...

Magnus Rahl

This is a post in a series about testing and EPiServer. This post will cover some basic concepts as well as the tools we’re going to be using later on. I find that discussing naming style of tests, while important, can be as much of a productivity...

Stefan Forsberg

About a month ago I released version 1.0 of the search and replace plug-in I have built for EPiServer 6 and onwards. For those of you who have not taken a look at the plug-in yet, basically it allows a user to search and replace content within a...

Lee Crowe

In this post I will share some knowledge that can be useful when an import or a mirroring job fails. The first thing I usually do is to turn on logging for the relevant namespaces which can be done by adding a block like below to your EPiServerlog...

Johan Björnfot