sitecore

I have a sitecore multisite setup. i'm currently struggling with the "duplicate content syndrome" were google bots indexes my sites and is able to access the content of the opposite site. this means it finds the same content on 2 different hostNames which gives the sites a lower rating in a google search. The reason it finds duplicate content is that i am able to access a child node on the oppsosite site than the one i'm currently browsing by typing the name in the URL. This is my web.config setup of the sites: < site name="website2" hostName="local.domain.dk" virtualFolder="/" >physicalFolder

I need to run code when an author saves a publishing restriction for an item. How would I go about doing that? Lukas Kozak The time restrictions are stored in the "__Valid to" and "__Valid from" fields. Attach a new pipe like this: <event name="item:saved"> <handler type="Test.ValidTest, Test" method="OnItemSaved" /> </event> And then test if those fields changed and do your thing: public class ValidTest { private static readonly ID __Validfrom = new ID("{C8F93AFE-BFD4-4E8F-9C61-152559854661}"); private static readonly ID __Validto = new ID("{4C346442-E859-4EFD-89B2-44AEDF467D21}"); public

Is there a way to use fast query or query to get a user by email or a custom field? I tried this but it didn't work in the Query Tool /sitecore/user//*[@@templateid='{642C9A7E-EE31-4979-86F0-39F338C10AFB}' AND @email='abc@123.com'] You cannot query (via Sitecore Query or Fast Query) users in the User Manager because they are not items, they're actually built on ASP.NET Membership in the Core database. Instead, you can look into something like Membership.GetAllUsers() ( MSDN doc ) and filter the results with LINQ based on what you're looking for. I've done something similar in Sitecore where I

Is there a list of inbuilt parameters available to Sitecore XSLTs? I've looked around but haven't seen anything that looks like a full list, at least not in comparison to the sort of data a .NET component can access directly. Using XSLT out of the box in Sitecore seems a little limited in respect to the data it can easily access in comparison to .NET presentation components. I'm specifically interested in being able to access various pieces of information relating to running multiple sites and languages on a single instance installation - the home node, host name, site name etc. In .NET most

I have to find all items in Sitecore (or rather, in the contents) that have a certain OMS (marketing suite) profile checked in the "Tracking" attribute. The Tracking attribute appears to be stored as XML and has a raw value like <tracking> <profile name="Widdly Scuds"><!-- some irrelevant keys... --></profile> </tracking> and I need to fetch, for example, all items with the "Widdly Scuds" profile. The first solution I thought of was fast query over the Tracking attribute. Sitecore query or XML would have to crawl the entire contents each time, which would probably be unacceptably slow, but I

I'm totally confused as to why this isn't working. I have a class with a list of other classes as a property of it: public class Widget { .... public virtual IEnumerable<WidgetButton> Buttons { get; set; } } [SitecoreType(TemplateId = "{B615973D-59F6-437E-9827-BA3A40068C69}", AutoMap =true)] public class WidgetButton : BasePage { [SitecoreField] public virtual string Title { get; set; } } My sitecore item has a TreeListEx with one item in it: and I'm reading this item thus: Widget widgetTest = SitecoreContext.GetItem<Widget>(new Guid("{4FF5B96F-9606-4581-95F7-B6A7BAA4C28F}")); My Widget (