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Sitecore
Making Sense of Search Options in Sitecore
When Sitecore announced their Cloud Offerings at Sitecore Symposium in October 2022, It crystalized their composable strategy in providing separate product offerings that were each best of breed but could be better together. When you look at Engagement Cloud and Commerce Cloud, with products that have clear capabilities with little cross over, that strategy is […]
Why You Should Have DAM Analytics!
The Importance of a DAM Digital Asset Management platforms are essential to creating a successful DXP tech stack. Many organizations are already using or making the move to Digital Asset Management platforms to efficiently store, manage, secure, and distribute assets. DAMs are meant to help reduce asset-related costs, improve workflows and support all your marketing […]
Getting to know Sitecore Search – Part 4
Welcome back to getting to know Sitecore search. In this post, we’ll focus on the advanced web crawler. We’ll modify the source, document extractors, taggers and attributes to customize our indexed documents. Manage Sources To manage sources, visit Administration/Sources From this screen you can see a list of your sources. You can see the source […]
Submit Action to Save Contacts in List Manager – Basic Implementation
A custom submit action for Sitecore forms that will save contact information to the list manager’s contact list. It will allow us to collect the contact details from the end user through a Sitecore form and save them to the contact list inside the list manager. The article contains a step-by-step guide for creating a […]
Implementing Composable Search for Your Site: Sitecore Search [Part 4]
Sitecore Search is a new composable SaaS offering released recently that is based on the acquired product called Reflection, built on top of ElasticSearch. Sitecore Search is impressively fast, with standards set to be under half of a second roundtrip timeline. Almost all interaction with it and configuration is dome from UI, the coding aspect […]
Implementing Composable Search for Your Site: Coveo [Part 3]
Coveo has been used with Sitecore for a while, as has proven its strength through various frameworks such as Coveo Hive which has been the traditional approach to creating Coveo-powered solutions in Sitecore for years. With the recent boost of composable and headless solutions, Hive became the legacy and Coveo has to come up with a […]
Implementing Composable Search for Your Site: SearchStax Studio [Part 2]
In part 1 we considered options of implementing a unified search by our own means and effort of implementing it into our head application. This post will highlight how it compares with the offering from SearchStax, known as SearchStax Studio. And due to SearchStax being provided as a part of Sitecore Managed Cloud, this option […]
Implementing Composable Search for Your Site: Manual DIY Approach [Part 1]
Over the past decade, we used to rely on old good ContentSearch API, but sadly or not – it will not stay with us on a journey to a bright and shiny composable world. In this blog post, we’ll compare the alternatives to it and help you choose the one that better suits your requirements. […]
Create a Scheduled Task to Run PowerShell Script with Sitecore Task Scheduler
We learned about how to create a Sitecore task scheduler in the previous article Create a scheduled task in Sitecore. In this article, we will learn about to Sitecore task scheduler using PowerShell Script For Example, To unpublish some Sitecore items after a certain date at a certain time. Consider, we have a PowerShell script […]
Getting to know Sitecore Search – Part 3
Welcome back to getting to know Sitecore search. In this post, we’ll look at managing users, the available roles, and the role permissions. Manage Users To manage users, visit Administration/Manage Users From this screen you can see the list users for this domain. You can see if their email address, first name, last name, and […]
Don’t Snooze on Keeping Sitecore and Related Software up-to-date: .NET Core Edition
Keeping things up to date is critical to maintaining security. But it’s not just security patches that need to be installed. Most software has a shelf life, and support life. If things get out of date, and vendors no longer support some versions they become vulnerable. Microsoft .Net Core A recent example of this is […]