Using embedded code ASPX pages is a great way to run your custom code in a Sitecore instance without needing to do a full deployment. This also gives you the flexibility if you need to do something in Production and cannot deploy and do rapid build upload and test. You can use Visual Studio to … Continue reading Sitecore upload and test ASPX page with custom logic
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Measuring Sitecore Media Library Size for a Smooth Migration
A while back, I worked on a large-scale Sitecore to another CMS migration project which came with lots of constraints and challenges. Due to the highly sensitive nature of the system, I wasn’t given direct access to the server or filesystem. I was only given Sitecore admin access that too after lots of convincing and … Continue reading Measuring Sitecore Media Library Size for a Smooth Migration
Export all Sitecore live pages to Excel
When it comes to exporting data from Sitecore, I often get asked about the easiest and most efficient way to do it. Fortunately, Sitecore PowerShell provides a powerful interface that makes this process easier and efficient. With Sitecore PowerShell, you can quickly create or adjust a script to export data from your Sitecore instance in … Continue reading Export all Sitecore live pages to Excel
Sitecore Docker Upgrade Sitecore CLI to 6.0.23 to enable progressiveMetadataPull
We use Sitecore CLI for content serialization and pushing content changes across various environments, including production. However, we recently encountered a strange error when attempting to push content to production. After consulting Sitecore Support, we were advised to upgrade Sitecore CLI to version 6.0.23, which introduces progressiveMetadataPull, a crucial feature for handling large amounts of … Continue reading Sitecore Docker Upgrade Sitecore CLI to 6.0.23 to enable progressiveMetadataPull
Sitecore CLI 5.1.25 serialization error [GraphQLHttpException] Unexpected HttpResponseMessage with code: BadGateway
Sitecore Command Line Interface also called Sitecore CLI is a good tool to serialize and deploy your content changes like templates, renderings, standard values etc. However being a new tool it has its limitations. I have shared couple of blog posts on how to ensure that there are no duplicate items in Sitecore before you … Continue reading Sitecore CLI 5.1.25 serialization error [GraphQLHttpException] Unexpected HttpResponseMessage with code: BadGateway
Sitecore Contributions 2024
I have been working with Sitecore since 2011 but never really got a chance to participate due to my busy work and personal life. I would like to appreciate Sitecore MVP Mentorship program who gave me a starting point into this exciting new world where I have a lot more opportunities to learn, explore and … Continue reading Sitecore Contributions 2024
Sitecore on Vercel: Tips for Optimizing Your Application Usage and Keeping Costs Down
Deploying your Sitecore application on Vercel might come as a surprise if you're accustomed to hosting on platforms like Azure or on-prem servers. While Vercel offers an impressive infrastructure, it works quite differently from traditional hosting solutions. Therefore, it's essential to understand how Vercel charges for its services and how to optimize your application to … Continue reading Sitecore on Vercel: Tips for Optimizing Your Application Usage and Keeping Costs Down
How Sitecore’s Default Next.js Dictionary Implementation Can Hurt Performance and Bandwidth Usage
In Sitecore, the dictionary is often used to provide translations for labels, buttons, messages, etc. In simple terms, the dictionary is a way to store text in different languages and easily retrieve it. If you are using Sitecore Headless with Next.js and analyze the page's payload you will see that it outputs the whole dictionary … Continue reading How Sitecore’s Default Next.js Dictionary Implementation Can Hurt Performance and Bandwidth Usage
Enhancing Sitecore Author Experience: Part 1 – Adding View Published Page option
Building a custom Sitecore solution might take only a few months, but content authors will be using it for years. Their feedback and opinions shape how others think about Sitecore. Helping content authors build and test content faster is the first step towards a successful Sitecore implementation. Content authors are the real heroes of any … Continue reading Enhancing Sitecore Author Experience: Part 1 – Adding View Published Page option
Leveraging Vanity URLs with Sitecore and Next.js to Ensure Customers Always Access the Latest Product Versions
In today’s fast-paced agile world, product updates and new releases happen frequently often every few weeks or months. For marketing teams, this presents a challenge: ensuring that all promotional materials, including emails, websites, and other digital assets, are consistently updated to reflect the latest product version. One effective solution is the use of a vanity … Continue reading Leveraging Vanity URLs with Sitecore and Next.js to Ensure Customers Always Access the Latest Product Versions