Whats the algorithm to generate new elementId conforming to Kentico format?

Can I pass SiteContext.CurrentSiteID as SiteInfoldentifier value into SettingsKeyInfoProvider.SetValue()? Just thinking they are the same, the API doc was not clear to me. Thanks Dave

I have a custom form, that is recorded using the BizForm API. After the form is submitted, I update the OnlineMarketingContext.CurrentContact with the contact info I capture. How do I trigger th...

We were working on Kentico 8.2 to Kentico 9.0 Upgrade. We have successfully upgraded the site but are having some errors in our custom code after building the solution.We have used @UpdateTableByD...

HIIs it possible to inherit a class from cms.documentengine.tree?

Working with complex objects within your modules introduces a higher chance of unintentionally losing data, or changing it to values you don’t want. Read this article to learn how to set up versioning and recycle bin support for your data, which allows your users to easily recover data lost as a result of mistakes.

Sometimes building an unordered list of objects in a Kentico custom module is not enough, especially if you have a long list, but work with a set of preferred options most of the time. This article will show you a handy option to improve the experience of your users

Kentico offers a rich set of options that help you easily develop the UI of your modules. Still, most current projects typically require some special adjustments to simplify the interface for non-technical end users. Read this article to learn about the concept of UI extenders in Kentico and how you can leverage them to extend the available options to your liking.

During custom development, you sometimes just need to create relationships between objects, rather than defining a child object with a full set of data fields. This article will lead you through the options you have when building M:N relationships in Kentico

We are often asked to expose certain internal information about Kentico that could help you work more efficiently with the system. This article provides a list of several useful macros you can use to get such information.