As many of you should and have noticed, a recent security issue was found in Sitecore which meant that that issue had to be patched. Instead of supplying us with only an update for the security issue, a cumulative hotfix (or a pre-release) had been issued. This update contained a lot of functional fixes, however …
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In my previous post I’ve described what Custom Values are in Marketing Automation, and how you can use them. In this post I’m showing you an example how to create a generic condition so you can use the custom values easily in every Automation Plan. To give the content-editor the maximum amount of flexibility, you’d …
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Sitecore Marketing Automation is a really powerful tool, if used correctly. An often overlooked feature is the ability to use Custom Values when enrolling a contact into an automation plan. By using this feature, you can make an automation plan “contextual”, and with that I mean that you can act on the values that are …
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Sitecore lets you clone an item which means that instead of copying an item to a new location, it copies the original item and keeps it’s fields up to date with the source item. Sitecore describes it perfectly as follows: “A clone is an item that is not just a copy of the original item, …
When using Sitecore Forms, the POST url of the form does not include the current site language parameter, which can be a problem because the POST url is always /formbuilder with some query params. This may lead to issues when the site language isn’t stored in the cookie, when the cookie isn’t send to the …
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Within Sitecore 10+, a lot has changed in regards to tracking consent and being GDPR compliant. Sitecore 10 introduced default functionality out of the box, which you can use to configure explicit consent for tracking as is shown in the documentation. To make sure a contact isn’t tracked unless he gives his consent, all you …
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When creating custom conditions using the Sitecore.Framework.Rules.ICondition interface you might have run into the problem that there’s no way to make use of Depdency Injection. If you add parameters to the constructor, you’ll get exceptions that the object can not be created, and there’s no ServiceLocator pattern implemented. The creation of the ICondition implementations is …
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Update: There’s a fix from Sitecore that can be found on this page. Recently I’ve upgraded a clients solution to Sitecore 10.2, and all of the sudden (without changing anything) the site stopped working and was spitting out a continuous stream of errors. This was resolved after restarting the applicationpool, thus I didn’t think much …
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After an upgrade to Sitecore 10.2, I’ve noticed that it took a long time when we create a new EXM message, or when we try to edit a draft. We were looking at the screen with the loading icon for around 2 minutes every time we edit or create an message. This is because EXM …
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Sitecore has a really nice docker example project, which will help you start using Docker for local development. This project uses Traefik as a forward proxy, which makes it easy to configure and use SSL for all the services within the project. When you run the project, you will have to make sure that certain …
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