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  • Keystone License – Error “No valid Keystone license can be found”

    In addition to keeping up with your Sitecore license, any Sitecore installation running Keystone must also have an active Keystone license present in the web root folder. Otherwise, you will get an error like the following: Keystone License – Error No valid Keystone license can be found. Please ensure the .lic file is in the Read more

  • Using an authenticated preview in Sitecore

    Using an authenticated preview in Sitecore

    Do you secure some of your website content from unauthenticated users? If so, you probably noticed that the default Preview mode isn’t working for you. Since Sitecore’s preview mode executes as the anonymous user, your secured content becomes hidden from that user. As an author, you need to be able to see what your content looks like, while also Read more

  • Setting organizational expectations when implementing Scrum

    When a team first transitions to an agile delivery model, the team experiences challenges and frustration as they adopt a new way of thinking and new processes. Often times, teams are told that they are making the change to agile in order to deliver software faster and cheaper, but find that during the change it Read more

  • TeamCity PowerShell scripts run with “- File” always return exit code zero

    Are you finding that your TeamCity Powershell scripts are always returning exit code zero (a success) no matter what happens? Even when an exception is thrown and you can see the error message in your build log? I ran into this problem recently while moving some of my Powershell scripts into script files in source Read more

  • Keystone: Adding an MVC view to an existing component

    Some Keystone components, like the Accordion and Tabs components, have multiple views. This allows developers to have a different markup for different states. For example, you can present a Page Editor view or a specific view if certain pieces of data are missing. Use the following steps to extend Keystone components to add your own Read more

  • Styling WFFM required fields on submit

    Styling WFFM required fields on submit

    Sitecore’s Web Forms for Marketers (WFFM) does many things well, but some of the required field styling is a little on the clunky side. For example, if a required field is not filled out by a user, on submit WFFM will display a validation summary at the top of the form with errors for the user to Read more