In order to get sitecore to return a 404 response header along with the 404 page, you need to create a custom pipeline entry. This blog article will show you how.
A list of handy patch file snippets for sitecore 6.3 onwards.
Tutorial on how to add a renderField pipeline extension to allow us to insert custom tokens into sitecore content fields and replace them on render.
Alterations needed for a Sitecore web.config to make sitecore run on .NET4 framework on integrated mode without MVC.
Extend sitecore alias to append custom querystring vars.
Work-around for sitecore Dictionary limitation which indexes only dictionary items on the Core DB.
Error using SwitchMasterToWeb.config to remove all references to ‘master’ database v6.5 when running DMS 2.0 can be solved by adding Analytics.DefaultDefinitionDatabase setting to the patch file. – by CMS Source
There are very few reasons to pollute any of the web.config given that everything between the
In response to a forum post in SDN http://sdn.sitecore.net/SDN5/Forum/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=38809 , I thought I would blog about this because it is quite a common situation. (Tested on V 6.5)
Let’s assume you have a huge collection of items that needs to be segregated into sub-folders because of sheer volume. You may still want to have the URL to the articles accessible via a more direct link (which ignores the sub-directory structure). This post highlights one method of achieving this in the Sitecore .NET CMS.
There is a nifty new blogging module for sitecore called EviBlog (now known as WeBlog) for sitecore, it can be found in the shared source library. The content of this post is relevant for anyone that wants to customise EviBlog to suit their needs. Edit: the WeBlog source has changed since the release of this post but the concepts are still very much relevant to the current implementation.
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