There are many different ways to handle global settings in an EPiServer website. Common ones include keeping them in a separate tab on the EPiServer site’s start page, creating a separate settings pages, or using plugins for storing them directly ...

We recently added a second website to a client’s EPiServer installation, and wanted to use the existing ImageVault installation here as well. We hit a few snags, but nothing really difficult to handle. ImageVault licenses and publishing sources...

We moved from log4net to NLog in my current client’s EPiServer 8.5 website last year (see Using NLog with EPiServer and log4net for more information). Some time ago we received a request about being able to alter the log level … Continue reading →

We did a series of load tests this morning on the client’s new public EPiServer website and found an issue with large files being supplied by ImageVault; that is, files large enough as not to be stored in the database … Continue reading →

Encrypting sensitive information in configuration files seems rather obvious when working with web development. In my current project I got a chance to implement the use of ImageVault 4 in our EPiServer 8 website, and started looking into how I …...