Blog posts — page 6

• Page Type Builder and TinyMCE global settings

  A complete example of how to manage global TinyMCE settings for your XHTML-string properties.

  Published 2012-09-07

• Speed up Edit Mode: Set EnableSessionState to false

  Process requests simultaneously in parallel and gain some speed.

  Published 2012-05-11

• 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.

  Published 2011-11-30

• 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.

  Published 2010-11-05

• Remember to configure CmsAdmins in Episerver 6

  Tried to reach the search settings admin view but didn't get access. Snooping around led me to a new Episerver 6 group name setting.

  Published 2010-09-29

• Retrieving an Episerver 6 global setting value

  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.

  Published 2010-07-20

• Replacing the TinyMCE table plugin in Episerver 6

  I got the task to replace the TinyMCE table plugin with a stripped down version optimized by a colleague.

  Published 2010-06-22

• Using Dynamic Data Store related to an Episerver 6 page

  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.

  Published 2010-06-16

• Alter default InitOptions for TinyMCE in Episerver 6

  The default config options set by CreateDefaultInitOptions() aren't really what you need to help editors create correctly marked up content. Luckily the people at Episerver have a way to tweak 'em.

  Published 2010-05-20

• Vary Episerver cache by all querystring parameters

  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.

  Published 2010-01-29