You added some property settings to your custom property and created a couple of global settings for the editor to choose from. Then you find out you want to get hold of the setting values in code. Here's how you fetch them.
I got the task to replace the TinyMCE table plugin with a stripped down version of the original optimized by a colleague.
We decided to build a poll function using a Question page type and an Option page type to put below. For each option we thought the new Dynamic Data Store related to an EPiServer page - the Page Object Manager - would be a neat thing to use as storage for the votes.
The default config options set by CreateDefaultInitOptions() aren't really what you need to help editors create correctly marked up content. Luckily the guys at EPiServer have a way to tweak 'em.
I had a EPiServer CMS 5 R2 project where there was a lot of templates lifted in from an older solution. It was very querystring intensive so I needed to get away from specifying each querystring-parameter in the httpCacheVaryByParams setting and still enjoy public caching.
I like to use the XmlTextWriter class to generate RSS with complete control. Here's what I ended up with to get it working from a Controller in a ASP.NET MVC 1.0 project.
After failing duplicating the ParallelApproval Workflow I looked into creating a task by code in the project instead. Didn't find much documentation online so here's my initial Proof of Concept to fill the gap.
A new generation of SubSonic based fully on Dotnet 3.5 was just released.