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  • 2016 Project 2: Notifications

     
    Every project I work on, the editors, contributors and business owners talk about Notifications . They want to know what is changing, when, and what is effected. In 2016, I plan to revisit previous community projects, like Bart’s Tridion Notification...
  • 2016 Project 2: Notifications

     
    Every project I work on, the editors, contributors and business owners talk about Notifications . They want to know what is changing, when, and what is effected. In 2016, I plan to revisit previous community projects, like Bart’s Tridion Notification...
  • 2016 Project 1: "Tridion Downloader"

     
    The end of 2015 has been a blur, with my side project being hampered by real work. My plans to finish the project before year end left in tatters. Between project work and travel I’ve been too busy to complete my pet project, the affectionately...
  • 2016 Project 1: “Tridion Downloader”

     
    The end of 2015 has been a blur, with my side project being hampered by real work . My plans to finish the project before year end left in tatters. Between project work and travel I’ve been too busy to complete my pet project, the affectionately named...
  • Setting up Tridion User Rights Correctly

     
    The first item in my Tridion Developer Summit talk  (entitled ‘Five things you can do today to help your Tridion editors’) was ‘Set up Tridion rights correctly’. This blog post is going to go into more detail on how to set up Tridion user rights correctly...
  • A DD4T.net Implementation - Pagination (AJAX)

     
    This is the third and last post on the topic of implementing a pagination solution for lists of Dynamic Component Presentations retrieved by a query. If you haven't already done so, please read the first two posts to put things in context: Pagination...
  • DD4T 2.0 Released with support for SDL Web 8

     
    Everyone’s favourite MVC framework for Tridion – DD4T. Have just shipped the shiny new 2.0 version in both Java and .NET. I haven’t been as involved in the development as I would have liked, just did a couple of bits on the website and wiki. The guys...
  • ViewModel functionality in DD4T 2.0 for Java Part II – Creating ViewModel…

     
    In the previous article in this series, we had an in-depth look into how the ViewModels mechanism works in DD4T 2 for Java. This part covers the practical aspects and the basics on how to create your own ViewModels as well as having a look at how Tridion...
  • A DD4T.net Implementation - Pagination (Views)

     
    In previous post Pagination (Models) , I presented a way of modeling the server-side code to display dynamic lists of Dynamic Component Presentations (DCP) using AJAX. In this post, I present the server-side view logic in context of MVC .net architecture...
  • ViewModel functionality in DD4T 2.0 for Java

     
    As Quirijn already announced eloquently in his post on ViewModels in DD4T 2.0, the idea of making it easier to build a Tridion driven website for developers by introducing the ability to use simple model classes in your MVC application serving Tridion...