Sitefinity Blog

• Sitefinity Streaming API: Changes to Existing API

  This is a part of the blog post series that explain the new streaming API for Sitefinity 3.7 SP3. You can view the TOC in the first blog post. So far, I've explained the why we needed streaming API and its limitations, and then ... Full Article

  By Dilyan Rusev on Monday, March 15, 2010 in Concepts and Theory Comments (0)

• Sitefinity Streaming API: Common tasks

  This is a part of the blog post series that explain the new streaming API for Sitefinity 3.7 SP3. You can view the TOC in the first blog post. I described why Streaming API was needed in Sitefinity, and then I covered on the new ... Full Article

  By Dilyan Rusev on Monday, March 15, 2010 in Concepts and Theory Comments (0)

• Sitefinity Streaming API: Introduction

  This is a part of the blog post series that explain the new streaming API for Sitefinity 3.7 SP3. You can view the TOC in the first blog post. Until now, Sitefinity had just one type of binary content. It was saved as a byte ... Full Article

  By Dilyan Rusev on Monday, March 15, 2010 in Concepts and Theory Comments (0)

• Sitefinity Streaming API: Corner cases

  This is a part of the blog post series that explain the new streaming API for Sitefinity 3.7 SP3. You can view the TOC in the first blog post. I talked about the API of streaming, explained why it was needed and some of its limitations. ... Full Article

  By Dilyan Rusev on Monday, March 15, 2010 in Concepts and Theory Comments (0)

• Sitefinity Streaming API: Overview

  This is a part of the blog post series that explain the new streaming API for Sitefinity 3.7 SP3. You can view the TOC in the first blog post. In my previous blog post, I introduced the problem and explained our approach towards fixing ... Full Article

  By Dilyan Rusev on Monday, March 15, 2010 in Concepts and Theory Comments (0)

• Handling Large Files in Sitefinity (a.k.a Streaming)

  It has been some time since my last blog post. And that is due to our incredible efforts on the next version of Sitefinity, 4.0. We didn't forget 3.x, however, and we recently released a service pack for it. The service pack fixes numerous issues thanks ... Full Article

  By Dilyan Rusev on Monday, March 15, 2010 in Concepts and Theory Comments (0)

• Building a secured Sitefinity website

  During the past few weeks I spotted a trend among our customers - web security and hacking concerns. With this blog post, we will cover how Sitefinity is protecting you from being hacked with some of the well known web attacks. We will also mention some ... Full Article

  By Georgi Chokov on Friday, January 29, 2010 in Concepts and Theory Comments (9)

• How to force newly created users to enable their accounts.

  This is a general topic that shows extending the server CreateUserWizard control. I am going to show you how you can force newly create users to confirm their registration to your website by sending an email message. Actually this is a simple implementation that could be ... Full Article

  By Ivan Dimitrov on Thursday, November 05, 2009 in Concepts and Theory Comments (2)

• Group Operations Come to Generic Content Based Modules

  Good day to all of you Sitefinity enthusiasts out there. I’m Slavo, a developer on the Sitefinity team and here’s my first post on the Sitefinity blogs. You’ve probably already downloaded and installed the 3.7 release we shipped a while ago (if you haven’t now is ... Full Article

  By Slavo Ingilizov on Monday, August 31, 2009 in Concepts and Theory Comments (2)

• Using "Rad Dock for ASP.NET AJAX" in Sitefinity

  Here is a very simple way on how to use RadDock control in Sitefinity. You can add  RadDock in a .master page thus gaining the ability to "move around" whole sections of controls freely on the page.   How to: 1. Create a master.page file. 2. ... Full Article

  By Nikolai D. Atanasov on Wednesday, May 27, 2009 in Concepts and Theory Comments (0)

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