In part II of these series on ViewModel functionality in dd4t–2-java, it was explained how to create ViewModel classes and how to implement basic field types for the mapping between Tridion fields and DD4T ViewModel properties. This post handles the ...
A picture says more than a thousand words, right? That’s why a web site needs images. In the old days before DD4T, the approach was very simple: out of the box, Tridion would publish your images to the file system, where the web server could pi...
Scenario:
We have had an interesting issue where when we sent a large batch of components and pages for publishing in a SDL Web Cloud and DXA environment – After publishing many of these items, the publishing got stuck in different phases like ...
Earlier in December, I had the opportunity to travel to Boston for the two-day SDL Web 8 System Administration Course in Wakefield, MA. It’s an excellent course, especially for those transitioning from Tridion 2013 to Web 8 and for people ̷...
In this final post in the removing distractions series, I’m going to discuss another way to streamline the editorial experience – by simplifying the (content and metadata) fields that an SDL Web editor is presented with.
When an implement...
SDL Web 8.5 (formerly SDL Tridion) has been released, and here are a few of the headline features you can expect. For full details, consult the documentation portal here.
Content Manager
Data Storage & Migration – Multimedia assets can no...
SDL Web 8.5 (formally SDL Tridion) has been released, and here are a few of the headline features you can expect. For full details, consult the documentation portal here.
Content Manager
Data Storage & Migration – Multimedia assets can no...
SDL Web 8.5 (formerly known as SDL Tridion) is just around the corner. This release introduces a number of new features in Content Manager and functional changes in Content Manager Explorer, Content Delivery, Audience Manager and Translation Manager....