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Recently, we had a requirement where we needed to personalize content based on the current host.
The requested scenario was: visitor can access the same site from different hosts. For example: pension.company.nl, insurance.company.nl, mysafety.company.nl. Based on the current host, the visitor should see a different icon and text on the page.
How did we meet this requirement?
Continue reading “Applying personalization per host name”
Elite distinction awarded for exceptional contributions to the Sitecore ecosystem
Continue reading “João Neto Wins for the 2nd time the Sitecore “Most Valuable Professional” Award”
As a developer, I tend to not pay too much attention to certain parts of Sitecore. Some of those parts are the functionalities available on the Experience Editor. Here I share four things I recently learned about the Experience Editor.
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When creating a custom submit action in Sitecore Forms, all you need to do is to inherit the SubmitActionBase base class and override the Execute method, right? Wrong!
In this article, I want to share some gotchas when creating a custom submit action in the Sitecore Experience Forms.
Continue reading “Why my custom submit action doesn’t work?”
Elite distinction awarded for exceptional contributions to the Sitecore ecosystem
Continue reading “João Neto Wins Sitecore “Most Valuable Professional” Award”
Sometimes I feel as if computers get emotional. I mean, they get angry and start messing with your work. Also, they start breaking things that weren’t supposed to break. This week, my computer decided to break one of the Solr indexes used by a Sitecore 9 installation.
Continue reading “How I dealt with Sitecore 9 and Solr 6.6.1 lock issue”
Always wanted to add full-text search with highlighted search snippets, and search-as-you-type and did-you-mean suggestions to your Sitecore site? Elasticsearch is the right search engine for you and it is free!
Continue reading “How to add Elasticsearch to your Sitecore – Part I”
