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Arild Henrichsen
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PropertyFor is the counterpart of the Property control when building websites using EPiServer 7 and ASP.NET MVC. However, it does not work the same way as the Property control and understanding how it works is key to rendering the markup that you...

When my colleague Niklas Melinder applied patch 2 for EPiServer 7 he ran into trouble when the site was deployed to our acceptance server. The site started to throw “System.InvalidOperationException: The SessionStateTempDataProvider class requires...

The creation and editing of content for multiple language sites in EPiServer 7 has recently become a topic of conversation in some of our projects. We occasionally receive feedback from our clients who are looking for ways to reduce the amount of...

Chris Sharp
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The creation and editing of content for multiple language sites in EPiServer 7 has recently become a topic of conversation in some of our projects. We occasionally receive feedback from our clients who are looking for ways to reduce the amount of...

Chris Sharp
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The creation and editing of content for multiple language sites in EPiServer 7 has recently become a topic of conversation in some of our projects. We occasionally receive feedback from our clients who are looking for ways to reduce the amount of...

Chris Sharp
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We can use UI hints to make the PropertyFor and DisplayFor methods use a specific display template when rendering properties with ASP.NET MVC. For instance, when rendering a property like this... [UIHint("Banana")] public virtual string Heading {...

Sometimes two property values overlap when rendered in a template. It may for instance be a string property whose value should be rendered on top of an image which is also a property. Or it may be a link/URL property that should be rendered at the...