Sitefinity Blog

• Sitefinity 3.6 Service Pack 2 released!

  I am glad to inform you that we have just released service pack 2 for Sitefinity 3.6.   You can find the official announcement on our forums in this post: http://www.sitefinity.com/support/forums/support-forum-thread/b1043S-cbdked.aspx   As you will see an important security vulnerability has been patched and we'd highly ... Full Article

  By Ivan Osmak on Tuesday, May 19, 2009 in Comments (1)

• Sitefinity 3.6. backend documentation completed!

  With this post I’d like to inform you that we have finished the documentation for the new backend framework introduced in Sitefinity 3.6. All 60 articles written on this subject will be transferred to the Developer Manual shortly and until then you can use the temporary ... Full Article

  By Ivan Osmak on Wednesday, April 22, 2009 in Announcements Comments (5)

• Reference: Most important base classes - CommandPanel class

  [This post is part of the developer's manual preview published on this blog. You can find temporary TOC here.]   CommandPanel is the class used by Sitefinity which represents the one single command panel. If you are creating a custom command panel (based on Composite ... Full Article

  By Ivan Osmak on Wednesday, April 22, 2009 in Dev Manual Preview Comments (0)

• Reference: Most important base classes - ProviderControlPanel class

  [This post is part of the developer's manual preview published on this blog. You can find temporary TOC here.]   ProviderControlPanel is a specialized ControlPanel class which comes with built-in infrastructure for the modules that support multiple providers. If your module supports multiple providers (see ... Full Article

  By Ivan Osmak on Wednesday, April 22, 2009 in Dev Manual Preview Comments (0)

• Reference: Most important base classes - ControlPanel class

  [This post is part of the developer's manual preview published on this blog. You can find temporary TOC here.]   ControlPanel class is based on the ViewModeControl, just as any other View. ControlPanel is a special type of View - namely the root View of ... Full Article

  By Ivan Osmak on Tuesday, April 21, 2009 in Dev Manual Preview Comments (0)

• Reference: Most important base classes - ViewModeUserControl class

  [This post is part of the developer's manual preview published on this blog. You can find temporary TOC here.]   ViewModeUserControl class is a method-by-method copy of the ViewModeControl class and in that sense, the reference of the ViewModeControl can be used as a reference ... Full Article

  By Ivan Osmak on Tuesday, April 21, 2009 in Dev Manual Preview Comments (0)

• Reference: Most important base classes - ViewModeControl class

  [This post is part of the developer's manual preview published on this blog. You can find temporary TOC here.]   ViewModeControl is the central class of the new Sitefinity backend architecture introduced in Sitefinity 3.6. Every time we create a View, we are basically creating ... Full Article

  By Ivan Osmak on Tuesday, April 21, 2009 in Dev Manual Preview Comments (1)

• Transferring modules built prior to Sitefinity 3.6 to the new backend architecture: Moving away from postbacks

  [This post is part of the developer's manual preview published on this blog. You can find temporary TOC here.]   Once we have separated the ControlPanel modes into Views, we will need to modify the way we used to navigate between the modes into ... Full Article

  By Ivan Osmak on Tuesday, April 21, 2009 in Dev Manual Preview Comments (2)

• Transferring modules built prior to Sitefinity 3.6 to the new backend architecture: Breaking Control Panel modes into Views

  [This post is part of the developer's manual preview published on this blog. You can find temporary TOC here.]   As we have stated in the Overview of this topic, our first task is to break Control Panel modes into Views. Whereas ControlPanel modes ... Full Article

  By Ivan Osmak on Tuesday, April 21, 2009 in Dev Manual Preview Comments (0)

• Transferring modules built prior to Sitefinity 3.6 to the new backend architecture: Overview

  [This post is part of the developer's manual preview published on this blog. You can find temporary TOC here.]   The new backend architecture introduced in Sitefinity 3.6 introduced some rudimentary changes to the ways modules are being developed. In this topic we are going ... Full Article

  By Ivan Osmak on Tuesday, April 21, 2009 in Dev Manual Preview Comments (0)

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