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Facebook, C# and Sitefinity Integration Part II

On my last post about Facebook, I showed you how to get started using the popular social networking tool. Though I did get to Facebook integration during my recent webinar, you can get the sample code for FaceBook integration here. Before proceeding, please read the ... Full Article

By Joseph Anderson on Thursday, June 04, 2009 in Projects Comments (1)
Showing 3rd Party RSS Feeds

**Sample Code is Available Here** Introduction You can show RSS Feeds from 3rd party websites because RSS Feed data is in XML, so you just need to load it into a dataset, select a table from it, and bind it to a data-bound control. ... Full Article

By Joseph Anderson on Thursday, May 21, 2009 in Projects Comments (1)
Webinar Scheduled - Integrating Sitefinity with Popular 3rd Party Applications

Another webinar has been scheduled for Thursday, June 4th at 11 am EST. I will be discussing integrating Sitefinity with Facebook, Amazon and other popular APIs. Code samples and more info on this integration is available on my past blog posts. Here is some info about ... Full Article

By Joseph Anderson on Thursday, May 21, 2009 in Announcements Comments (2)
Google Checkout Integration

**Sample Code Available Here** Introduction In a basic view, an e-Commerce system is a product list, a shopping cart and a checkout area. Many businesses will provide you with a shopping cart and checkout area. Often, they pass a small fee to your customers for their ... Full Article

By Joseph Anderson on Monday, May 18, 2009 in Projects Comments (2)
Facebook, C# Sitefinity Integration

**Sample Code Available Here** Introduction Facebook offers a C# API that allows you to display a friend list on your website. To implement this within Sitefinity, you must obtain a Facebook user account, obtain a Facebook API Key, download the facebook SDK, bind a Repeater to ... Full Article

By Joseph Anderson on Wednesday, May 13, 2009 in Projects Comments (7)
How to Implement a YouTube Video List into Sitefinity

Introduction YouTube, which is owned by Google, offers an RSS Feed of video content from their website. Software developers can subscribe to these feeds, which include feeds by keyword, a user's playlist, and most watched videos. Although there are many feeds you can use, this article ... Full Article

By Joseph Anderson on Tuesday, May 12, 2009 in Projects Comments (1)
How to Integrate Amazon Advertising API - Linq to Amazon

Earlier, I did a blog post on integrating Amazon Associates API into Sitefinity. Although that widget works fine, what is you want to the product list look a certain way? What if you want to show a specific product based on an ID number, which Amazon ... Full Article

By Joseph Anderson on Tuesday, May 12, 2009 in Projects Comments (0)
How to Integrate an Amazon Associates Products Widgets into Sitefinity

Introduction Amazon.com offers a sales associate service where you can receive a 15% of the purchase price as compensation. By placing a special widget on your website, choosing some products to advertise, uploading a user control with special JavaScript on your website, you can easily use ... Full Article

By Joseph Anderson on Tuesday, May 12, 2009 in Projects Comments (0)
Hiding Libraries Based on User Role - Part II

Using a LoginView control, you could bind a RadGrid to a specific library and place it inside of the LoginView's Logged in template. The code below binds a library called documents to a RadGrid, then hides the content based on a user's role: LoginViewTest.ascx ... Full Article

By Joseph Anderson on Monday, May 11, 2009 in Tip of the Week Comments (0)
Hiding Libraries Based on User Role

Introduction Sitefinity cannot hide image, document or video libraries out of the box. You can, however, hide these libraries by overriding the library repeater's item databound event, finding the download link and disabling it. Overriding Templates Before reading the article below, please read this article on ... Full Article

By Joseph Anderson on Wednesday, May 06, 2009 in Tip of the Week Comments (5)

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Facebook, C# and Sitefinity Integration Part II

Showing 3rd Party RSS Feeds

Webinar Scheduled - Integrating Sitefinity with Popular 3rd Party Applications

Google Checkout Integration

Facebook, C# Sitefinity Integration

How to Implement a YouTube Video List into Sitefinity

How to Integrate Amazon Advertising API - Linq to Amazon

How to Integrate an Amazon Associates Products Widgets into Sitefinity

Hiding Libraries Based on User Role - Part II

Hiding Libraries Based on User Role

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