This one took me several days to configure as it seems like Google has been constantly upgrading its security rules and so I found a lot of solutions online that no longer work. It’s possible this article may get outdated soon but at the time of writing, this is what made my “Contact Us” page
I got this error when trying to connect using my VPN client tool (Dell SonicWall Global VPN Client). It fails when I am connected to the internet via our Home broadband (Foxtel) but it connects successfully when I am connected to mobile data hotspot (Vodafone). I found two ways to overcome this error Configure the VPN
My scenario I tried creating a new database schema for my Episerver website that uses the createDatabaseSchema=”true” on the episerver.framework config node. This creates a new database schema if it detects there’s none for the database specified in the config. However, when I first ran my Episerver website which was configured to an empty database, I got the following error:
If you have quite a complicated page/block type where you end up having more than 5 tabs of properties, then you start thinking of sorting these tabs too. To achieve this, make sure to use the attribute [GroupDefinition] and specify the Order. [GroupDefinitions] public static class MyGroupNames { [Display(Order = 50)] public const string Banner
Today I created a small tool in Episerver that reads through my local file system and programmatically uploads all media files and folders in the same structure as they are in the file system. As of this writing, Episerver does not currently support uploading of folders and subdirectories. I have developed the tool to show within the Episerver
Yes, you read it right. You can’t have a model property of type Int64 / long. I came across an issue where in I have a model that requires to store an Id (from the database) as one of it’s properties. It so happens that most tables we have at work go by an Id
