This is a simple guide about how to connect your external site (non-Sitecore site) and manage it from Sitecore. This tutorial will show you a brief demo about what we can do using this cool feature.
The Federated Experience Manager is an out-of-the-box application that allows you to add new components to the current site, track visitor interactions and generate analytics information.
This is a short guide about how to configure your mongoDB in order to calculate the closest distance between two coordinates.
In this episode, I will explain how you can configure Sitecore to handle svg images and render them in razor views. As you may notice, if you try to upload an image, it will be processed as a media file instead of an image this is because Sitecore doesn’t support svg extensions in the media library out of the box.
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Sitecore comes with cool out-of-box field validators that can be applied to each template field, depending on its type. Obviously we can create our custom field validators and here I will explain how to create one.
As a Sitecore developer, when you add a field in a template and want to restrict the input of content editors, applying a business logic or you just want to ensure the inserted value is valid we should definitely use field validators.
If you need to create a custom save action using Web Forms For Marketers and you need to map those fields to a specific model, it is possible using Field Mappings.
This tutorial will teach you how you can easily map al your form fields with a model, specially when you are working on a third-party integration.
Sitecore has a pretty cool stuff called Bucketing which lets you store and manage huge amount of content items in one single container. I guess you already know what I’m talking about so I will skip explaining how to work with bucket items.
This post will explain how an orphan bucket folder will be removed dynamically removed when a bucketable item is deleted from the Sitecore tree using a custom event handler.Read More »
The scope of this tutorial is to show you how to manually clear your CloudFrond CDN cache by invalidating objects using a Sitecore button placed in the content editor ribbon.
Amazon CloudFront allows you to remove one or multiple files from all edge locations before the expiration date set on those files. The invalidation feature is helpful for instance an occasional update to your website’s css file, in which in order to update the file you’ll need to remove the file from Amazon CloudFront. Read More »
