I am trying to create an XML file, so our Google Merchant Centre products are automatically updated, but I can't get 'brand' or 'link' to populate. Can anyone help me identify the problem with my m...

I am working on creating hreflang alternate tags for SEO purposes on each page on a multilingual Kentico 9 powered site. I have 4 different domain names (not subdomains) assigned as aliases.For eac...

I'm creating an email template using Kentico's email marketing module. In which I have an email widget that retrieves and fills in holiday detail parameters based on some custom contact field value...

I am seeing macro signature issues and have not been able to re-sign them and fix the problem. |(user)mpenela|(hash)b4a2f1691dfe81f12efa95fa414be3475ae15211e6c7c5106b1b1e0b356dd81d' didn't pass. Th...

I have a Pages data type as one of the page type fields.But when I try to access it's value using the Macro like {% JoinPageLink %}, I don't get any values (empty).I can access rest of the fields i...

my page has an alias @/articles/{artcategory}@i know that expression {?artcategory?} allows me to insert @artcategory@ into htmlbut i want to assign @artcategory@ parameter value to a variable in T...

Best of breed solutions often offer two things: great functionality and an easy-to-user interface. When it comes to email marketing, providing users a simple, guided experience allows them to create their campaigns without having to deal with technical hurdles. In Kentico 11, one of the biggest features was the new Email Builder, a drag-and-drop utility to allow marketers to create dynamic email campaigns. In this article, I’ll show you how to create a custom email widget to display popular site content using macros.

I have a form that is quite lengthy - it contains a subsection where a user can choose from 24 different business types, each with 3-8 distinct questions asked, so roughly 100 total entries, but on...

We are getting tons of MACRORESOLVER error on one of our pages and I was able to pinpoint where it is coming from. We have a macro in a static html web part like the code below and I can't figure o...

Macros have long been a friend to any Kentico developer. Whether it’s one of many built-in methods or a custom one, these little code blocks can be powerhouses when it comes to developing your applications. One of their best aspects is their ability to be contextual, based on the user that inserted it.  While this very powerful, using macros between instances often resulted in broken or invalid macros, when it came to security. In Kentico 11, we’ve solved that challenge with macro identities.