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Over the weekend, I posted part 1 of a discussion of this thing I created that I’m calling “conditional pages”. I promised to elaborate on the technical details, so here I am with some code samples and instructions that hopefully will allow others...
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A few days ago, I posed a question here (and on Twitter and on the SDN forum and some other places) regarding accessing visitor profile data from the HttpRequestBegin pipeline. I promised to post about why I needed to do that once I had everything...
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Sorry that this isn't a tutorial-style post today, but I promise if I get all of this working that I will post the full story in a few days. For now, I'm having a Sitecore problem... I have an HttpRequestBegin pipeline processor that runs right...
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A while back, I wrote about opening Sitecore’s media library browser from a button in the Content Editor ribbon. Recently, I decided it would be really useful to do something similar with the Field Editor dialog – only this time, from the Page Editor...
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Something I have wanted to know how to do for years, but hadn’t bothered to put any thought into… You know that “Folder” tab that appears in the content editor when you create a new folder (using the /Templates/Common/Folder template)? Here...
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When I set out to create an easier way to set thumbnails in Sitecore, I had a picture in my mind of how I wanted it to work, but I didn’t really know where to start! I hadn’t built a custom ribbon button before. I hadn’t created a modal dialog...
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Once I discovered how helpful it was to present thumbnails to content authors in the Page Editor, I started adding them to all of the templates and renderings that I created. Very quickly, I started to get frustrated with the process (see my part...
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With Sitecore 6.4 and 6.5, the new unified Page Editor is wonderful for giving content authors a friendlier experience and more control over their page layouts. I was never a fan of the page designer in previous 6.x releases, so I was thrilled to...
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So the next release of EviBlog for Sitecore is going to be called WeBlog… The new trac page and SVN have been set up - you can see for yourself here http://trac.sitecore.net/WeBlog/ Being the curious soul that I am, I decided to grab the latest code from...