A little tip on how to see if your UDP port is configured correctly.
Some developers are lazy or just not paying attention of the attributes set on content types and properties. I believe that developers should set the correct information as soon as possible and not wait until the end of the project go through and set data to the needed attributes for content types and properties.
In Episerver an editor is normally registered for a combination of a .Net type and an optional ui hint using the EditorDescriptorRegistration attribute. In this blog post we’ll look on how you can add editors conditionally at start up.
Manually configuring IIS for multiple hosts is time-consuming work. Here's how to use config transforms to speed up the task.
Episervers built in property type List is a very powerful feature. At Epinova we've used this for adding relations between items, for instance adding tags where a tag might be another content item. However, there's an issue with editing this property in Episerver that you need to fix in order to use the out of the box editing. In this post I'll show how to solve this.
Episerver performance tips, exploring headless delivery, SEO for digital assistants, GDPR aftermath. Welcome to another Episerver Meetup in Oslo, hosted by Epinova!
To comply with users' privacy preferences, your Episerver site (and all the plugins you use for tracking) needs to honor the Do Not Track browser setting.
With new releases every week, Episerver are constantly tweaking and adding features to their product family. Here are 5 recent improvements that will boost your productivity and your site performance.
On Sunday April 1st, digital experience agency Epinova successfully launched their EPIC NOVA rocket into orbit, with an Episerver site as payload.
With Episerver now supporting TinyMCE 4, here's how to configure some of the most common toolbar buttons.
GDPR requires that you can prove when, how and in what context you got the user's consent to process their personal data. Here's a quick and auditable way to store those details in Episerver Forms.
Make sure your signup forms are explicit about why you're asking for user consent.
