Kentico Solutions

Have you ever clicked on a search result's URL only to see the framework of the site and a blank content area?     I recently encountered this with a site I was working on.  The...

Caching is an important part of website performance. Kentico has caching built right into its web parts, controls, and site settings making it easy to take advantage of its caching capabilities. You can read in depth about Kentico caching in a post by Martin Hejtmanek (http://devnet.kentico.com/Blogs/Martin-Hejtmanek/April-2009/Deep-Dive---Kentico-CMS-Caching.aspx). In this post I’m going to show you how to utilize Kentico’s caching API in your code. We will then abstract that code into a utility class that will simplify our methods and reduce redundancy.

Using smart search, if you need to search by a filter condition (without providing content), you need to add the following appSetting key:

<add key="CMSSearchOnlyWhenContentPresent" value="false" />

Sometimes It could be very usefull to use several values directly in a container.

Example: {%ContainerTitle%}
{%MyOwnValue%}

I made an small tutorial where we create a dynamic webpart or widget without editing any code of a default webpart in VisualStudio.