Hi again, Ivana. I made the change on a copy of the site and export failed the same way in the same place. By the way, I needed to qualify DocumentAliasInfo since CMS.TreeEngine was not in the "Using" block in Global.asax.cs: // Set that document aliases don't have met...

There is usually a way to do anything you want, but I don't believe that this functionality is built in to Kentico at this time. You will likely have to write your own solution for this and I do think that it will be a difficult one to make without access to Kentico's sourc...

Hello, I'm trying to create a few different types of pages but for this post I'll simplify it to a listing page and a viewing page for a given document's content. I have my DocumentType called BasicPage which has Title, Description and Content fields and I have viewing p...

You also have to go and make all of the properties you want the editor to be able to use visible in the editing form. There is no quick way to make them all visible (I suggested this feature for a future version). (Sigh) No doubt there is a reason why all these aren't t...

I have a reference library section in the website. It is built by custom documents. Each library (i.e. Birds, Bears, etc.) has their own custom document. Right now I am at roughly 64,000 documents spread across 200 different custom documents. Everything is going great and ...

Thanks. The web.config key should do what we need. Below are the steps I take to run the import that fails: Basically, I run the Kentico Active Directory Import Utility 7 (version 7.0.4640.25391). Select new import profile. Click next. Enter SQL Server name. Use Windo...

I like the option of just using a method to extract this data although it doesn't leave much room for formatting and/or creating links which is why I opted for this way. ASCX control:<%@ Control Language="C#" AutoEventWireup="true" CodeFile="CategoryListing.ascx.cs" Inherits=...

If all else fails, look at the code in the controls to determine what they do or display. Most of what you're looking for can be found in CMSModules/Blogs/ directory. You could also look at the webparts and see how the module controls are used, this could be very helpful. A...

If all else fails, look at the code in the controls to determine what they do or display. Most of what you're looking for can be found in CMSModules/Blogs/ directory. You could also look at the webparts and see how the module controls are used, this could be very helpful. A...

Hey Matt! Logical answer and great questions for Kentico. I can say I have not yet setup an EMS install so I'm lacking detailed experience with this but I have read up on it quite a bit. Although the questions I asked have still not been answered: Is the OP having a perf...