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Not everyone is aware, but the SerializableCart in Episerver Commerce is by default case sensitive on SKU. It means that features relying on a free-form approach to add to cart features, like Order Entry, potentially creates duplicate line items, which might skew your cart experience and influence your marketing promotions. Instead of always validating the entry against your catalog, to
Not everybody had the opportunity to spend a few days in Las Vegas, to participate in the annual Episerver conference of the year: Episerver Ascend. Us attendees helped Episerver set a new record for number of visitors this year, which we together celebrated with tons of great presentations, road map conversations and, of course, parties. If you are looking to get up to date, then here’s a
When doing a Free Text Search in Episerver Find, you find yourself relying on an instance of ITypeSearch to build your query through method chaining. Since ITypeSearch<> is generic, it is intended to describe what kind of content your Free Text Search is meant to locate – e.g. PageData, ProductContent or simply IContent. If we speak to derived classes of
When dealing with complicated rules around distribution of goods in e-Commerce, Episerver Commerce luckily out-of-the-box ships with support for distributed fulfillment centers. It relies on a concept of Warehouses, being entities representing the physical distribution facilities – e.g. a in-store pick-up location or a distribution center. In many Episerver implementations, the Episerver developer is, as part of the creation of
Using Episerver Blocks, to e.g. support re-usable components when building campaigns, in Episerver Commerce’s marketing view, should be considered a common use-case scenario. Out of the box, that is easily possible. It only requires you to register a ContentReference driven property type – e.g. ContentReference, ContentArea or List – for it to be supported in the Marketing authoring interface. After you’ve done that, you will probably
We all know the feeling, having to setup tax jurisdictions, warehouses, payment methods or shipping methods can be a tedious exercise, which quickly can be interfered by human mistakes if it isn’t applied consistently. Not everyone is aware that these data aspects easily can be scripted, hence automatically moved across databases used by folks within your development team and to
Fellow.Epi.Metrics: Application Measurement and Monitoring made Easy This Episerver add-on exposes key insights about platform performance and system health. It acts as a reporting platform useful as part of implementation, operation and incident management. By default, it allows you, as an Episerver developer, to easily register code to be measured along with integration endpoints to be monitored. Example performance outputs
Well-known built-in Identity classes, such as GenericPrincipal and WindowsPrincipal, has been supported for ages in Episerver CMS. .NET’s support around claims were introduced in .NET4.5, to support claims based authentication into the framework, in the form of ClaimsIdentity and ClaimsPrincipal. Episerver of course quickly adopted this way of dealing with external identities and has over time supported both Windows Identity
inRiver is one of the leading Product Information Management systems out there. Having a solid integration with Episerver Commerce makes it even more appealing for any company looking for an extension to their Episerver powered technical eco-system. We’ve done a great share of inRiver implementations over the years and are, as always, utilizing all cool aspects of the technical platforms
Using Episerver Blocks, to e.g. support re-usable components, in Episerver Commerce content is a very common scenario. Out of the box, that is indeed also possible. It only requires you to register a ContentReference driven property type – e.g. ContentReference, ContentArea or List – for it to be supported in the authoring interface. After you’ve done that, you will probably