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A critical vulnerability was discovered in React Server Components (Next.js). Our systems remain protected but we advise to update packages to newest version. Learn More.
So we have the new TinyMCE v4 editor for Episerver CMS. To add toolbar and menu buttons we need to know the string constants defined for these which are listed on the TinyMCE web site. Depending on how you want to work you could have the TinyMCE w...
We have been waiting for the update to the TinyMCE editor in Episerver and that wait is now over 🙂 Episerver released yesterday the package EPiServer.CMS.TinyMce.2.0.0 which includes the TinyMCE editor v4.7.9 – Woohoo, we are saved 😉 I decided t...
Old(ish) way of writing admin plugins was to use the ASP.NET web forms and inherit from certain base classes. But these can also be writen using razor view engine and MVC. I’ve couple of times looked into this and read blog posts from others but...
If you haven’t yet upgraded your project(s) to Episerver 11 then this post might help you solve breaking changes concerning XhtmString. So what is the big deal that XhtmlString doesn’t anymore implement the IHtmlString? Well if you have code in...
Ever wondered why the Episerver uiUrl has to end with CMS? Here is my take to try to understand why is it so and is there something we could do about it?