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Tracking Sitecore DMS with Real Time Analytics

Contribute: GitHub I recently worked on a couple of projects where I implemented the multivariate testing included in Sitecore DMS. During implementation, I found that as I was navigating through the site I had a hard time analyzing the amount … Continue reading

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The Sitecore Field Suite’s General Links Field

Field Suite I built the Sitecore Field Suite module a few months back to provide Sitecore users a more streamlined and informational approach to content authoring. The new Field Suite Module creates a new authoring experience with tooltips to view … Continue reading

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Item URL Helper

Where can this Module be found? GitHub (open source) and Sitecore Marketplace We’re introducing our newest module for Sitecore which is called the Item URL Helper. The Item URL Helper adds two great features to the Content Manager that will … Continue reading

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Sitecore Edit Form

Where can the Module be found? Sitecore Marketplace In Sitecore’s Content Manager, performing actions such as a delete against many items can be very cumbersome. You need to right click each of the items and then click on the Delete … Continue reading

6 Responses to "Sitecore Edit Form"

  1. Great idea! How about multi-edit similar to what’s available in Rocks? You could leverage FieldEditor’s UI for that…

  2. Great tool. This is one of those simple, but powerful features which will increase productivity significantly.

    Another few ideas, – some could be covered by Alex multi-edit idea, could be:
    * Set publishing date(s)
    * Archive
    * Set workflow and state

  3. Thanks Alex and Lars, you both have some great ideas! I’ll be in touch and we can discuss more. Glad you liked the module!

  4. Great work!
    Will be looking forward to the multi-edit idea.

  5. Hi Tim, I have installed this module but the Edit tab only show up in common folder template. Can this be modified? Thanks

  6. Pingback: Photo Album, Compare Servers, Edit Form and the Enhanced Template Builder « Sitecore Shared Source Weblog

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Enhanced Template Builder

.Net developers at Velir have experience implementing the Enhanced Template Builder. Where can the Module be found? Sitecore Marketplace What is the Enhanced Template Builder The Enhanced Template Builder is a Sitecore Shared Source module that allows the user to … Continue reading

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  1. Ivan Huang says

    Great Job! The module saves a lot time while creating templates, very handy.

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Published Item Comparer: Customization

In my last post I introduced the Published Item Comparer and showed how convenient it was to visually compare an item between databases.  I also mentioned that the Published Item Comparer runs through a series of validations to determine differences … Continue reading

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Published Item Comparer

Where can the Module be found? Sitecore Marketplace What is the Published Item Comparer The Published Item Comparer is a Shared Source Sitecore module that quickly validates the current item in the content tree with the same item in a … Continue reading

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  1. Hi Tim,

    Very cool tool!

    How does the item comparer work on field level? Does it just compare the raw value or does it support multiple field types? How about custom fields?

    Cheers
    Jens

  2. Tim Braga says

    Hi Jens, thanks for the comment!

    You’re right, the item comparer would compare against the raw values. If the raw values are different it will be flagged and shown in the field comparer. This is true if the value is or is not a Sitecore item id. What the item comparer doesn’t do is take the values from say a multilist field and compare those item’s fields to its counterpart in the target database. This can be done, and added to the list of validations which are easily configurable.

    I’m in the process of making a followup blog post that will talk about how to create your own validations. I should have this out by early next week.

    Stay tuned
    Tim

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