I have installed the Kentico.Libraries nuget package but it seems to be missing some namespaces such as * CMS.WinServiceEngine * CMS.ExternalAuthentication * CMS.EntityMapping * CMS.EntityModelDo t...

Is there any good resource for creating NuGet packages for widgets.The general resources for creating NuGet packages are fine for simple libraries. But I am in need of a guide to describe how to s...

Hi, I have a solution which includes the CMS site and MVC site. I have followed the instructions to install the Microsoft.Web.RedisSessionStateProvider package: However, the package won't instal...

As listed here it states the package is unlisted.I think an unrelated issue is causing the connection to fail (half the time; some packages successfully upgrade during the Upgrade/Hotfix); however,...

When I have an opportunity to start a new project with Kentico I always try to align everything possible to the latest version. Latest version of CMS, latest hotfix, latest supported .NET Framework version as well.

Installation packages create an easy way for developers to install, update, and uninstall your custom module, but they can take a bit of configuration before they’re ready to ship. This article should clarify the necessary steps to finalize your installation package.

Hi all!I'm creating a custom module that would be installed as a nuget package. This module operates with custom CMS.User field (which I've added manually). Is it possible to include this custom us...

Hi all,I've created an installation package for a module. After that I tried to install the module from the installation package on another instance of Kentico. There is an event MODULEINSTALLED in...

The toughest part of any software company is getting people to use your code, your product, or your platform. That’s why so many companies rely on distribution methods like NuGet and APIs to get their code in the hands of developers. Because of its popularity (and because it’s so easy to use), Kentico leverages the NuGet framework to expose a number of packages to the community. In this article, I’ll explain these packages and let you know how and when you may want to use them within your projects.

I followed the guidelines at https://docs.kentico.com/display/K82/Using+ASP.NET+Web+API+with+Kentico to build a custom Web API controller. I installed the ASP.NET Web API dependencies through NuGet...