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Category Archives: EPiServer 4
Programmatically created pages getting wrong master language in migrated EPiServer environment
I ran in to a problem with my migrated EPiServer 4 website when creating new pages programmatically. The old site was using English as the master language, but my new one would be all in Swedish. I had used the … Continue reading
Posted in EPiServer, EPiServer 4, EPiServer CMS 6 R2, Language
Tagged C#, EPiServer, Globalization, Legacy, Master Language, Migration
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Simple handling of legacy URLs to an EPiServer 4 site migrated to a later version
When a customer wants to move their site from version 4 of the EPiServer platform to a later one, the URLs will change. It is very likely that so will the ids for the migrated pages. Here is a simple … Continue reading
Posted in ASP.Net, EPiServer, EPiServer 4
Tagged C#, EPiServer, Legacy, Migration, Redirection, URL
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