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During my current migration project, I came across a property which added a client side confirmation dialog on EPiServer’s “Save”, “Save & View” and “Save & Publish” buttons in edit mode. This was done by finding the CommandTool’s inside the...
I would really appreciate some help with testing the next release of Page Type Builder before we make it official. Since I released version 1.0 of Page Type Builder in august there hasn’t been a whole lot more development on the project. That’s...
A question that has been posed to me a few times recently is, “What Server Architecture do I need?” That and the painful, “How long will my project take to develop?” but I’m not going to try and answer that one in a blog post! With server...
The out-of -the-box functionality included with the Relate+ templates for user profiles is excellent. Some companies may wish to extend this with additional information. This is very easy to do. I wanted to test this capability myself so I...
In this part we’re creating the start page for our site. Lets start by taking a look at the page we’re implementing. We have one featured news story at the top, followed by a list of 4 news stories. Lets start with that. Create the page type, by...
Localize tab names in EPiServer I usually name all properties, page types, tabs etc in English. I then create an XML file in the lang folder called mysitename UI.XML. To have tab names appear in the correct language (the language chosen by the use...
An introduction to Joel Abrahamsson's PageTypeBuilder project for EPiServer. Here I go through the basics of defining a strongly typed page type including page type inheritance.
This post mainly aims to complement Frederik Vig’s posts on setting up a new EPiServer site with some comments and pointer that I find valuable.