2012-12-22T16:14:10.0000000Zhttps://world.optimizely.com/blogs/Thomas-Leela/Optimizely Worldhttp://www.epinova.no/blog/Thomas-Leela/dates/2012/12/the-viewstate-face-palm/2012-12-22T16:14:10.0000000Z2012-12-22T16:14:10.0000000Zthomas.leela@epinova.no

The ghosts from the EPiServer 4 era are unfortunately very much still alive. Here's why you should minimize ViewState on your sites.

http://www.epinova.no/blog/Thomas-Leela/dates/2012/12/managing-episerver-languages-and-site-hosts-made-easy/2012-12-21T13:17:43.0000000Z2012-12-21T13:17:43.0000000Zthomas.leela@epinova.no

One issue I often see poorly implemented in EPiServer is language menus in combination with different hosts. And that’s not difficult to comprehend as even EPiServer struggles on their own site.

http://www.epinova.no/blog/Thomas-Leela/dates/2012/12/create-archive-hierarchies-in-episerver/2012-12-20T21:48:43.0000000Z2012-12-20T21:48:43.0000000Zthomas.leela@epinova.no

Replace EPiServer's archive job and organize expired content in a hierarchical structure based on published date

http://www.epinova.no/blog/Thomas-Leela/dates/2012/12/testing-remote-events-in-load-balanced-environments-with-ping-pong/2012-12-20T16:13:35.0000000Z2012-12-20T16:13:35.0000000Zthomas.leela@epinova.no

While most Remote Events tools for EPiServer can do pings, Epinova.Diagnostics does ping-pong.

http://www.epinova.no/blog/Thomas-Leela/dates/2012/12/epinova-qa-checklist-for-episerver-cms-6-projects/2012-12-18T12:27:03.0000000Z2012-12-18T12:27:03.0000000Zthomas.leela@epinova.no

Sharing our comprehensive QA checklist for EPiServer 6 projects, based on best practices, experience and common sense. The checklist covers development, usability and deployment.

http://217.170.139.68/blog/Thomas-Leela/dates/2012/4/propertyxhtmlstring-and-webparts/2012-04-11T16:51:31.0000000Z2012-11-13T11:00:54.3530000Zthomas.leela@epinova.no

I get a lot of questions concerning WebParts used with EPiServer. The most common question is how to use the PropertyXhtmlString and text editor (TinyMCE) in a WebPart. I'll provide examples using both WebControl and UserControl. WebControl public...

http://217.170.139.68/blog/Thomas-Leela/dates/2012/1/reducing-number-of-request-and-page-size-when-using-web-parts-in-episerver/2012-01-25T12:32:17.0000000Z2012-11-13T11:00:57.4930000Zthomas.leela@epinova.no

The EPiCode.WebParts.Core framework supports editing Web Parts in most browsers. This is done by using Microsoft.Web.Preview.dll and a ScriptManager as mentioned in this post . The cost is 5 extra requests and approxemiatly 141 ekstra KB in total....

http://217.170.139.68/blog/Thomas-Leela/dates/2009/4/No-more-mouse-arm-during-reorganization-of-page-type-properties/2010-03-12T11:57:00.0000000Z2012-11-13T11:01:00.9930000Zthomas.leela@epinova.no

Changing the order of page type properties has always been a bit of a pain. Especially when moving a property several levels. The EPiCode.PageTypeUtil tool has among other things great functionality for sorting properties, but its GUI shows signs ...

http://217.170.139.68/blog/Thomas-Leela/dates/2009/10/Web-parts-and-EPiServer-in-perfect-harmony/2010-03-11T13:04:55.0000000Z2012-11-13T11:00:59.5400000Zthomas.leela@epinova.no

As I mentioned in an earlier post we often use web parts in our EPiServer projects at Epinova. And by using the EPicode.WebParts.Core framework together with EPiServer, the solutions become highly flexible and adaptable. But there have also been...

http://217.170.139.68/blog/Thomas-Leela/dates/2009/4/Web-Part-Framework-for-EPiServer-tuned-and-polished/2010-03-11T01:03:46.0000000Z2012-11-13T11:01:02.5100000Zthomas.leela@epinova.no

Today I committed quite a chunk of changed and new code to the Web part Framework for EPiServer . At first glance you won’t notice any visible changes, so what’s new?