Blog entries tagged with Page Provider

Another day, another page provider

by: Allan Thræn

Here’s a little quick one. A page provider that doesn’t contain any pages, but simply replicates a structure found elsewhere in your page tree. It’s registered very simple in episerver.config, only custom setting is which “root” is should replicat... [ Read full article ]

29 June 2010  1 Comments

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Codemania 2010 Continued

by: Allan Thræn

I just realized that I in this previous post forgot to share my “search page provider” – a page provider that searches for the newest pages in a specific page type using Johan Olofssons LINQ to PageData – and returns the results as children. It’s ... [ Read full article ]

16 June 2010  2 Comments

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Attaching a Page Provider programmatically

by: Allan Thræn

Configuration vs Code – it’s a classic dilemma. Both have their ups and downs. However, I am the kind of guy that tends to prefer code over configuration (you already guessed, I’m sure). Today I got a question if it’s possible to attach a page... [ Read full article ]

26 January 2010  0 Comments

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MappedPageProvider, Dynamic Content Plugin & Virtual Roles Pack - now on Codeplex

by: Allan Thræn

I finally found a moment to move the code for some of the more used blog posts to Codeplex, where they are being shared as open source under the LGPL License. The Mapped Page Provider , that makes it easier to create new page providers to existing... [ Read full article ]

03 November 2009  3 Comments

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Revisited: Northwind Page Provider

by: Allan Thræn

Back in august of last year I published a post with a small coding example on how to make a Page Provider for the classic Northwind Database. Since it has turned out to be quite popular as a demo for Page Providers (I guess geeks get nostalgic ove... [ Read full article ]

27 April 2009  1 Comments

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Codemania: Geeky PageProviders

by: Allan Thræn

At EPiServer Day 2009 I had the pleasure of entertaining a crowded room filled with the best developer brains in the community of developers working with EPiServer CMS. As promissed, I will use a couple of blog posts on providing the code we showe... [ Read full article ]

16 March 2009  3 Comments

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Fun with the Mapped Page Provider

by: Allan Thræn

Here’s two more small code samples I did in less than 30 min. based on the Mapped Page Provider .   Filesystem Page Provider This provider will expose folder on the file-system as pages in EPiServer CMS 5 R2. public class FileProvider :... [ Read full article ]

20 January 2009  0 Comments

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Mapped Page Provider

by: Allan Thræn

UPDATE 2009-11-02: This code for this project has now been moved to CodePlex . Until now, my favorite new feature in EPiServer CMS 5 R2 is the ability to attach custom page providers ( http://labs.episerver.com/en/Blogs/Allan/Dates/112230/8/Buildi... [ Read full article ]

20 January 2009  10 Comments

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Guide: Northwind Page Provider

by: Allan Thræn

Here's yet another movie. This time I've moved one step further in movie evolution and actually created a "talkie". This is a small demo of how the Northwind Database Product Custom Page Provider I've created works. So if you're too lazy to downlo... [ Read full article ]

13 November 2008  0 Comments

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Going Cloudy with Azure

by: Allan Thræn

Saturday evening, when my plane was about to land in L.A. it seemed like we descented into a cloud, the last couple of hundreds feet - which was weird because the visibility above that had been clear, providing a beautiful dusk view of L.A. Whethe... [ Read full article ]

30 October 2008  4 Comments

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Building your own Page Provider: Northwind

by: Allan Thræn

EPiServer CMS 5 R2 CTP is awesome! I've now finally found a few hours to play around with some of the new cool functionality and I really like what I see. In particular I've grown fond of custom page providers. It's extremely cool to be able to... [ Read full article ]

08 August 2008  6 Comments

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Allan Thræn

About me

I am a product manager @ EPiServer, with a passion for the more geeky side of things. My technical interests are typically focused around user problems, user experience,  search, information management, artificial intelligence and  personalization

On top of this blog I have the blog Allan On Technology and I often crosspost.

DISCLAIMER: Unless otherwise stated in the posts, this blog expresses my personal opinions, experiments and views, not necessarilly the views of EPiServer AB.

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