Episerver Find - More control over indexing your Commerce catalogs
All catalogs are indexed in Episerver Find, while working on a website that uses the Find index to retrieve entities you sometimes need to re-index a specific catalog to quickly test new features. This can be time consuming because by default all catalogs are being indexed, and you cannot specify a specific catalog or how many items to be indexed out of the box.
Complex data using Episerver forms
We like to dive a little deeper into a use-case where Episerver forms is used to sent more data than what is filled in by a visitor. About how to sent context related data or other complex data to an external endpoint. Some examples are; product data, or context related data.
The "container" practice
As you may already know. From time to time I like to pay attention to things that seems to be common practices. Most of the time (not always ;) ) related to modeling based practices. Today I want to talk about containers. You experience it from time to time, you want to store and maintain; comments, data, settings, archived pages, redirect pages, widgets or what else. Containers seems to be a nice solutions for this, but it doesn't always feel right to save these data pieces in the page tree. I am going to share the considerations of using a container and share other features which maybe fits a "container use-case" better.