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Create an xslExtension for Lix for Sitecore
Pentia A/S‘ Lix for Sitecore module is a readability checker for Sitecore 5 and Sitecore 6 based on the Lix readability algorithm which is widely used for scandinavian languages (Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, …) and for Dutch. Having a low Lix is one … Continue reading
Breadcrumb in Sitecore
In my quest for providing simpler topics about Sitecore development, I have decided to give you one of my simplest XSLT’s: the breadcrumb. This breadcrumb is probably used in every project I have ever implemented. To create a breadcrumb you … Continue reading
Create a Google style paging component in XSLT
I’ve noticed how most of the Sitecore blogs takes up relatively advanced topics on Sitecore, so I’ve decided to share with you some of my more simpler tricks. This article is meant as a tutorial. This is a small XSLT I’ve … Continue reading
Sitecore XslHelper GetItem()
I am using the XslHelper from some C# code. I use the GetItem() function to get an item from a NodePathIterator. But the GetItem() generates an error “SystemInvalidOperationException: Enumeration has not started. Call MoveNext()“. The following code will fail with that … Continue reading
Render XSLT’s from another Item
Rendering XSLT’s (or sublayouts for that matter) from another item can be very usefull. For example, if you have a spots region on your page, and each spot is rendered by different XSLT’s, you can place the XSLT rendering on … Continue reading
The difference between sc:fld and sc:field
One of my colleagues noticed that in Sitecore 6 there is a difference between the XSLT functions sc:fld (used since Sitecore 4) and sc:field (new in Sitecore 6). Alexey Rusakov explains about this in detail on his blog. The difference … Continue reading
XSLT Quick reference
I am using a lot of XSLT in my work with Sitecore 4 and 5. Practically every component that reads from Sitecore I do in XSLT. Only backend, formulars and business logic is programmed in c#. One of my colleagues … Continue reading