Using C# in XSLT transformations – Very strong tool!
When I build websites in Dynamicweb CMS I use XSLT templates. At the moment it is based on XSLT 1.0 which in its XSLT nature ofcause is much stronger than HTML based templates, but somehow limited...
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Using C# in XSLT – part 2: A remoteHTTP request
In this part of my C# in XSLT series of posts, I will show an example of making a basic remoteHTTP request from some inline C# code embedded inside a XSLT stylesheet. We will fetch a RSS feed from...
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Modern CMS Ninjas need Razor sharp templates
I want to comment on some of the Ninja tricks (“very smart” methods) we sometimes use during the work of implementing a website. Let me start by saying: Ninja tricks are cool when you first see them,...
View ArticleTips for frontenders: Dynamicweb Razor templates
The CMS system I use at work, Dynamicweb CMS, is a .NET based system which allows you to layout your site using Templates. The Templates can be based on: HTML Templates using custom tags XSLT templates...
View ArticleRazor and Linq is a great couple
The CMS platform which I work on every day – Dynamicweb CMS – is .NET based and is introducing the option to use Razor in your templates. It opens up for using basic .NET features, one of them is Linq....
View ArticleUmbraco tips
As I get wiser on Umbraco I want to share the information in this blog post. The tips are related to Umbraco CMS version 7,2+. Settings Set the default language for pages A site has a default language...
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