I've recently discovered amazing open-source module for detecting mobile device capabilities, called OpenDDR.
It seems to be the best alternative to the WURFL, and here's why:
Showing posts with label enterprise content management system. Show all posts
Showing posts with label enterprise content management system. Show all posts
Saturday, June 30, 2012
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Count users online with Sitecore OMS
When you have a web application, you might want to know how many users are currently online. If you have visited some of web online forums you can see (usually on the first page) the number of currently online users.
This information might be also used to postpone some website jobs if there are too many users online, etc.
How do we know / count how many sessions or users are currently connected to our website in Sitecore?
This information might be also used to postpone some website jobs if there are too many users online, etc.
How do we know / count how many sessions or users are currently connected to our website in Sitecore?
Sunday, September 5, 2010
Windows Live Writer Integration for Sitecore
Windows Live Writer is a great tool for blogging. It is simple, fast, and can be customized using plugins written in .NET. You can have web-based interface for adding your blog or articles, but integration with desktop client will not be superfluous as it provides a lot of benefits.
In this post I'll show how to integrate it with Sitecore CMS using MetaWeblog API - an application interface that enables weblog entries to be written, edited, and deleted using web services.
Integration can be divided into two parts:
In this post I'll show how to integrate it with Sitecore CMS using MetaWeblog API - an application interface that enables weblog entries to be written, edited, and deleted using web services.
Integration can be divided into two parts:
- Implementing MetaWeblog API service members
- Creating and configuring various handlers that will tell Live Writer how to find and use our service
Saturday, August 28, 2010
Using Coveo with Sitecore. Part 2: Performing a Query
This post is a part of the "Using Coveo with Sitecore" series.- Indexing Sitecore items
- Performing a Query (this post)
- Tips and Tricks (snippets, hidden features and real-world examples)
There are many ways to retrieve data from Coveo, I'll describe most popular of them, their proc and cons.
Integrating search interface "as is"
Such integration of Coveo can be implemented in a day or even less, including configuring Sitecore Connector which will crawl only changed / newly created items, adding and configuring front-end search.
In order to add search interface to your website you need to:
Sunday, August 22, 2010
Using Coveo with Sitecore. Part 1: Indexing Sitecore items
Coveo Search Platform provides a Sitecore package with a module called "Sitecore Connector", which allows you to crawl not just pages, but also content items without presentation, media library, etc. While Connector configuration is described rather well in this document, there are lot of major points that are not enough clear to the programmer who starts using it.
There are lot of things to do with Coveo, so I'll break the whole story into the different blog posts:
- Indexing Sitecore items - this post
- Performing a query (Coveo controls and custom Query Wrappers)
- Tips and Tricks (snippets, hidden features and real-world examples)
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