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The problem EPiServer has great functionality for managing SEO friendly URLs where the user can effectively manage their own URL structure such as: http://www.mysite.com/news/europe/uk/liverpool/football-news-item/ In most cases this works really...

David Knipe

As some of you are aware I had the great honor of spending my 30th birthday giving a presentation about the IoC-container StructureMap to the Stockholm EPiServer meetup group. The focus of the presentation, and this blog post, was not to dwell int...

Stefan Forsberg

I have created a project for developing page providers with test driven development, and my idée is that it should be great if we have an open source project where many EPiServer developers can contribute so the developing of custom page providers...

Mattias Lövström

Dynamic content was one of the new things in EPiServer 5. And is a cool function. But it lack a preview in edit mode. I guess moust editors will not be happy with only the yellow box stating that here will some dynamic content be added. A while ba...

Anders Hattestad

Once you install EPiServer CMS 6 is the new editor, TinyMCE (open source) as standard. However, it is entirely possible to still choose the old editor. Having now been working in the new editor a while, I would like to share with you the pros and...

Maria Sognefors

I was developing a DemoSite and have problem with IE7 (actually we’re only target IE8, but one of our module must run in IE8 emulate IE7 mode so a meta tag is put in the header). … Continue reading →

Thach

There has been several blog posts on how to get PageTypeBuilder to play nice with EPiServer Composer, Stefan Forsberg's excellent post being one of them. Since Stefan wrote his post, new versions of both Composer (4.0) and PageTypeBuilder (1.2) ha...

Mari Jørgensen

Based on EPiServer CMS 6 EPiServer has a pretty cool way of allowing its developers to create modules which can easily be installed into a website through the Deployment Center, thus alleviating manual tasks of copying files, compiling projects,...

Jeff Wallace