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More fun with tagging in Sitecore 8 – Grouping Tags and Tagging tags | Visions In Code
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More fun with tagging in Sitecore 8 – Grouping Tags and Tagging tags. April 19, 2015. In my previous post Tagging is fun in Sitecore. I showed you guys how easy it is to “tag” your content. In this post I would like to go a step further with the tagging:. Create computed index fields for the tags. Faceting the computed index fields. The idea is to keep the tags in groups where the group(folder) will have a tag field(multilist with search) – That means we can tag the group. In this example we will list so...
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17 | March | 2015 | Jamie Little
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A Sitecore Developer blog (plus other musings). Daily Archives: March 17, 2015. March 17, 2015. Utilising simple Data Models in your Sublayouts. In this post I’m going to demonstrate a cleaner approach of binding information to your Sublayouts by using simple Data Models. Asp:Repeater id=rptTest runat=server ItemTemplate %# Eval(Name) % %# Eval(Author) % %# Eval(Intro Text) % /ItemTemplate /asp:Repeater. This post will show you an alternative approach. Nowadays I use Data Models (or View Models? To repre...
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30 | March | 2015 | Jamie Little
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A Sitecore Developer blog (plus other musings). Daily Archives: March 30, 2015. March 30, 2015. Experiences with Sitecore Federated Experience Manager. Over the past couple of days I’ve been a little fun with Federated Experience Manager and I’m really liking it 🙂 There’s a great deal of functionality and fun (yes I’m like that! In this blog post I’ll quickly demonstrate how to quickly set up Federated Experience Manager and get started with the basics like tracking analytics. Now we can do the fun but ...
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05 | March | 2015 | Jamie Little
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A Sitecore Developer blog (plus other musings). Daily Archives: March 5, 2015. March 5, 2015. Sitecore SPEAK Gotcha #1 Populating itemId from your Entity. Just a quick post regarding a small gotcha I experienced with Sitecore Services Client. Below is the JavaScript I’m using to retrieve my information:. Var result = templateService.fetchEntity(selectedItem).execute().then(function (template) { var title = template.Fields; });. When inspecting this in the console of Chrome I was noticing the following:.
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31 | March | 2015 | Jamie Little
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A Sitecore Developer blog (plus other musings). Daily Archives: March 31, 2015. March 31, 2015. Sitecore 8 Federated Experience Manager pt. 2 – Pushing renderings to non Sitecore sites. What has always intrigued me with some of the new functionality of Sitecore 8’s Federated Experience Manager is how content is pushed to other sites. This post will explore this concept. Following on from my first post. Setting up a Rendering Component for this test (ascx). Now, if we open up the Federated ExperienceManag...
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Experiences with Sitecore Federated Experience Manager | Jamie Little
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A Sitecore Developer blog (plus other musings). March 30, 2015. Experiences with Sitecore Federated Experience Manager. Over the past couple of days I’ve been a little fun with Federated Experience Manager and I’m really liking it 🙂 There’s a great deal of functionality and fun (yes I’m like that! In this blog post I’ll quickly demonstrate how to quickly set up Federated Experience Manager and get started with the basics like tracking analytics. How do I install Federated Experience Manager? Now we can ...
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How to use EditFrame in Sitecore MVC | Visions In Code
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How to use EditFrame in Sitecore MVC. January 8, 2015. I’ve been working in Sitecore MVC for some months now and it’s great. But I do miss some nice controls like the sc:EditFrame. But fear not there is a solution, Glass. Thank God for Glass. 8211; I looked at how they did it and copied the code from GlassEditFrame. Public class EditFrameRendering : IDisposable { private readonly EditFrame editFrame; private readonly HtmlTextWriter htmlWriter; public EditFrameRendering(TextWriter writer, string dataSourc...
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Query your datasource using custom tokens in Sitecore | Visions In Code
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Query your datasource using custom tokens in Sitecore. February 25, 2015. Before heading into the post I would like to thank Sitecore for giving me the great honor of being awarded as one of the 167 MVPs. I truly enjoy sharing my experiences with people so this means a lot to me. Check out all the skilled MVPs at Sitecore MVPs 2015. I found some really nice posts and used most of their code. Queries in Datasource location on Sitecore Layouts. By Thomas Stern aka Dr Stern🙂. 8212;—-Some folder. Query:....
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Sitecore 8 Experience Analytics and Outcomes | Jamie Little
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A Sitecore Developer blog (plus other musings). March 19, 2015. Sitecore 8 Experience Analytics and Outcomes. So far, there isn’t a massive amount of resource available on what Outcomes are in Sitecore 8 and how and why you should use them. This post will aim to explore what Outcomes are and give an example of how they could be used in a real life situation. So, what are Outcomes? You can see that out of the box there are two rules. How can we use Outcomes? To demonstrate how Outcomes can be used, I will...
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