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Improve Sitecore Experience Editor Performance by Disabling Number of Locked Items Counter
The Sitecore Experience Editor is not the fastest tool in the shed, but you can improve the performance slightly by disabling the counter on the “My items” button that shows how many items you currently have locked: The setting is … Continue reading
Edit special field types in Sitecore Experience Editor – Custom Experience Editor Buttons replaces the Edit Frame
The Sitecore Experience Editor allows inline editing of simple field types like text and rich text (HTML) field, and a few complex ones like links. But editing checkboxes, lookup values, multiselect boxes, or any custom field you might have developed … Continue reading
Sitecore how to make the experience editor a great experience for your editors
In Sitecore it is very easy to toss in a few renderings on a page, set the renderings flag to “editable”, and voila, the page is editable using the Sitecore Experience Editor. But that kind of laziness often ends up … Continue reading
Sitecore register page events
A Page Event in Sitecore is a way of tracking when a user have reached a goal by executing a call to action on a specific page, for example: Downloaded a brochure Clicked your banner Done a search A page … Continue reading
Posted in c#, General .NET, Sitecore 8
Tagged Analytics, Experience Editor, Goal, Page Event, Sitecore and .net, Tracker
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Extend the Sitecore FieldRenderer
The Sitecore FieldRenderer is the render controls used to render fields from Sitecore in a way that makes them page editable from the Page Editor (or Experience Editor as it is called in Sitecore 8). The FieldRenderer has been known … Continue reading
Posted in c#, Sitecore 5, Sitecore 6, Sitecore 7, Sitecore 8
Tagged Experience Editor, FieldRenderer, Page Editor, Sitecore and .net
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