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A common scenario in Enonic Vertical Site is listing events and contact information, and EVS provides a convenient interface for managing this across Intranets and public websites. Many users use desktop applications such as Microsoft Outlook to manage contacts and events, and may find it awkward to manually copy information from a...
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In this article I will describe the basics on how the caching works in Vertical Site. The caching system was changed a great deal in version 4.2 so I will only focus on the newest versions of the product.
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This aricle describes the basic time and date functions in XSLT 2.0. It only touches the surface of the functionality provided using a series of examples.
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In this article I will briefly describe the user preferences feature that is implemented in Vertical Site 4.3. I will illustrate how to use this in datasources, userservices and the Java API.
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Mobile devices come in all shapes and sizes, and can have vastly different capabilities. The <a href="http://wurfl.sourceforge.net/">Wireless Universal Resource File (WURFL)</a> can help you adapt your sites to mobile devices, and it's easy to integrate with its Java API through a plugin in Enonic Vertical Site.
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A common scenario for many larger-scale companies is to implement some sort of identity management system. The rationale for implementing such a system is to ensure a unified policy for authentication and authorization across all corporate intranets and extranets, often with a complex infrastructure. So where does Enonic CMS fit...
Read more »A common scenario for many larger-scale companies is to implement some sort of identity management system. The rationale for implementing such a system is to ensure a unified policy for authentication and authorization across all corporate intranets and extranets, often with a complex infrastructure. <i>So where does Vertical Site...
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The search functionality in Enonic CMS was completely rewritten for version 4.3. As a result, the options for creating specialized searches improved, and most types of searches enjoyed a performance boost, while backward compatibility was maintained, one hundred percent.
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In modern web browsers it is possible to produce content by writing plain XML and defining the layout of the elements with CSS, even though the XML isn't XHTML or other standardized semantic markup language. Both Opera and Firefox supports this, but unlike Firefox that shows an XML tree when there is no CSS attached to the XML, Opera...
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