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This is part three in a series on making an awesome search experience in Sitecore. The previous parts were on:Part 1 - The basics, getting demo dataPart 2 - Defining the index, and utilizing it in…

This is part two in a series on making an awesome search experience in Sitecore. In the first part, I showed the basics of getting some demo data, which can be used for the search application. I've…

I’ve been working a lot with the Sitecore Content Search API lately, currently working on using the API for a webshop, and making the experience of finding your products awesome. Unfortunately I can’t…

This one will be a little short blog post, but this feature was very important in my latest project.The design for the site was done by a front ender, who was doing a lot of <p>tags around texts. Also…

These days I got a few customers who all needed to get a form module installed in their Sitecore installation. Therefore there might be a few blog post on the Official Sitecore forms module, Webforms…

Best practice when displaying values of Sitecore fields in your markup is currently to use FieldRenderer. When using FieldRenderer, Sitecore renders the fields as they are intended, and adds all the…

So just a quick blog post on Sitecore 7. Its currently only released in a MVP edition, which is an early release, which MVPs with some time to spare, can install, and start playing around with…

... or any other ASP.NET based systemAt the company i work at, we used to sell our own custom made CMS-like system. This was a great success, and the product had many customers. Since we have moved…

In my current project, we are having a lot of images, that aren’t apart of the media library, but who still has to be resized and served to the browser. The project was started outside of Sitecore,…

I wrote this article original to give som guidelines for my company, Oxygen Software. Therefore its my view on the var keyword.Use it wisely The var keyword in c# has made it easier to be a developer,…