In the Sitecore CMS, we can add new versions of any item, and we can add as many versions as needed. There are 2 types of versions available in Sitecore Numbered version – versions of items in the same language Language version – versions of an item in a different language Problem In some cases, […]
Posts Tagged ‘PowerShell Script’
Add Configuration for Non-Docker Desktop
Configuring applications outside of Docker desktop environments needs to be done carefully. For seamless integration, we must know how to add the required configurations. In this article, we will explore the essential steps to successfully add configuration for a non-Docker desktop environment, ensuring efficiency and reliability in our development workflow. As Vikrant Punwatkar explained in […]
Automate Endpoints Creation in Optimizely Configured Commerce with PowerShell
Creating custom storefront APIs in the backend often involves a time-consuming process of crafting multiple files. Our PowerShell script automates endpoint creation to streamline this, generating the necessary classes and interfaces effortlessly. Let’s explore in this blog how to automate endpoint creation in Optimizely Configured Commerce with PowerShell. The Endpoints Optimizely Configured Commerce interacts with […]
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 […]
Using PowerShell Scripts to Help the Client Make Informed Decisions
Every week, you buy broccoli at the grocery store to make for the family dinner. If you knew that 3 of your 5 family members didn’t like broccoli and never ate it, would you still buy it every week? If your client constantly funnels effort towards a component that was rarely used or in a […]
Understanding CRUD Operations in Dataverse with a PowerShell Script
Accessing Dataverse using PowerShell is helpful while data migration. This blog will provide you with the necessary links for creating and registering an app in Azure Active Directory (AD), as well as adding the app user to your environment. We’ll also go through how to use PowerShell to create, read, update, and delete a record […]