Over many years at the forefront of Sitecore development, we have noticed a common factor in every Sitecore solution that we’ve encountered: there is always room for improvement. It is no big secret that a well-managed website should evolve as … Continue reading
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Sitecore DMS: Optimizing Conversions with Multivariate A/B Tests
Sitecore’s Digital Marketing System (DMS) – part of the Sitecore Customer Engagement Platform (CEP) – enables marketers to create targeted and optimized campaigns with minimal effort. This article provides some very simple steps to start realizing the power of Sitecore … Continue reading
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Sitecore 7 – An Insider’s Look into New Features and Functionality
From the moment Sitecore 6 was released in 2008, developers and others in the Sitecore community have been hearing the distant rumors of Sitecore 7. There’s been a lot of speculation over these five years about what new improvements might … Continue reading
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Brian says
So just how many months away is 7.0? I haven’t been able to find a definitive statement by Sitecore on it..
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Kevin Scarborough says
A well-timed question, as Sitecore 7 has gone up on the Sitecore Development Network as of this morning! It is marked as an official release, not a technical preview.
http://sdn.sitecore.net/Products/Sitecore%20V5/Sitecore%20CMS%207.aspx
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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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Create and Deploy Sitecore Modules with NuGet
There are a number of ways for developers to move files and items between servers in Sitecore. The primary tools are the Package Designer and Installation Wizard that come out of the box. Other tools include Sitecore Rocks, Sitecore Serialization, … Continue reading
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I have a shared source module. This module contains all the sitecore configuration file and packages. I want to install the module using NuGet. So How to do that? Can you give me all the steps. So that steps might be helpful for me.
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Thanks for your interest in creating NuGet packages for Sitecore modules! First, you want to create a NuGet package for your Sitecore module if you haven’t already. This is explained in the section “Creating a Sitecore NuGet Package”, and you can get started with the files at https://github.com/etruong42/Sitecore.NuGet.Skeleton. Once you have your NuGet package, you can install that package using the NuGet package manager. That process is explained in the section “Installing a Sitecore NuGet Package”. If you run into any particular problems, or if there is anything unclear, please let me know!
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Getting Sitecore NuGet Package Installation Error
——————————————————————–I referred below website to create sitecore nuget packages.
http://vsplugins.sitecore.net/Sitecore-NuGet.ashx
First, I have created serialize item like (Home.item). I followed all the steps and using the command prompt (C:\ Nuget Pack [test.nuspec]) created sitecore nuget packages. After installing the sitecore package.nuspec. Only I can see the installed item under template/user defined section but the serialize item is not showing under sitecore/content/home or any item.
It is only installing sitecore/content but not /Home/about item.I am getting this error.
System.InvalidOperationException: Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation.
Failed to paste item: /sitecore/content/Home
Field ‘Page Title’ does not exist in template ‘Homepage’
at Sitecore.NuGet.Projects.Project.Execute(String request, Object[] parameters) at Sitecore.NuGet.Installing.InstallItems.ProcessFile(LogWriter install, LogWriter uninstall, Project project, String fileName, String database, String itemPath)
I expanded the Home.Item, but it is containing the ‘Page Title’. Home.Item is a serialize item which is based on Homepage template. If you have any idea behind this error. Please post the answer. Thanks!!
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I have a shared source “Sitecore Redirect Module”. This module contains sitecore items and files. Please see the below link.
http://marketplace.sitecore.net/en/SearchResults.aspx/#query=redirect%20module
If I am not creating serialization item then, the sitecore items and files are not installing using nuget package manager in visual studio.1. How to create serialize item for any sitecore shared source module?
2. Is it possible to install the shared source module using sitecore rocks nuget package manager?Waiting for your kind reply.
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Ethan Truong says
I’m sorry to say that I am unable to reproduce the error you are getting. Maybe you could share the .nupkg file that you are trying to install, and I can try installing it and seeing the results.
To answer your questions:
1.) Serialize the items that you would add to the Sitecore package and add the serialized items to the NuGet Package serialization folder instead.
2.) Yes! It is possible! Sitecore modules are Sitecore items and files. My answer to #1 illustrates how to get Sitecore files installed via NuGet. To install files, you can put the files that need to be installed into the Sitecore webroot by placing them in the wwwroot folder in your NuGet package.Thanks for your interest,
Ethan
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Suppress Sitecore Validation Rules with Base Templates
The Challenge Sitecore template items that we create for pages are often made up of smaller component templates that we often call “base templates.” Base templates may be included on many different types of pages, i.e. the home page, a … Continue reading
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Sitecore Field Suite
Install the Package (You need to sign into Sitecore’s Marketplace): Sitecore Marketplace Download the Instructional Guide: Instructional Guide Contribute to the Suite: GitHub I am very happy to announce the release of the Sitecore Field Suite module, providing Sitecore users a … Continue reading
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Getting Social with Sitecore
It’s Sitecore Symposium week, so it doesn’t seem out of place to look back to last year’s Dreamcore. I had three major takeaways from Dreamcore about what Sitecore is and where it is going. First, a website is only as … 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
As always by Velir, great contents.
I like the 4-step process that leads to testing, and your examples are extremely well put. This is a prime example of a very usable approach to improve your site performance.