Blog posts — page 5
XML Sitemap from Episerver Scheduled Job
A quick post on how to write a valid sitemap.xml file to disk. I used this approach in a scheduled job for Episerver.
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Partial Routing with Episerver 7 and Web Forms
Saw this post on Episerver World about routing and friendly URLs and in that case external data. I had done something similar so I simplified and extracted into an Alloy project.
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DropDownList Category Picker in Episerver 7
A client needed the editors to be able to select one category from a SELECT box. I knew there were some built-in controls to make things like this easy in Epi CMS 7.
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One way to import pages from Episerver 4 to 7
I was given the task to import pages from Episerver 4.6 to a new Episerver 7 site. Access was limited and I had no possibility to modify the code or configuration of the 4.6 project. I went for a solution where an export package was used.
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Analyzing SQL Server database size
I recently posted a reply about reducing database size at Episerver World and thought I'd assemble some queries that come in handy when analyzing a database gone huge.
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Avoid uppercase letters in your Episerver page URL
For a number of reasons it's widely recommended to use all lowercase URL's inside a web site. Unfortunately Episerver out of the box uses the same casing as the entered PageName (unless you modify the URL manually).
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Page Type Builder and TinyMCE global settings
A complete example of how to manage global TinyMCE settings for your XHTML-string properties.
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Speed up Edit Mode: Set EnableSessionState to false
Process requests simultaneously in parallel and gain some speed.
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Issues when upgrading to Episerver CMS 6 R2
CMS 6 R2 has been around for a while and I have completed a bunch of upgrades. There are a lot of issues that might or might not affect the site you are upgrading.
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Epi User Picker Property that uses the built-in Membership Browser
Maybe I have poor Googling skills but I couldn't find a simple user picker property anywhere. We had some examples at work but they involved a custom user control and too much JavaScript.
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