Jakub Kadlubiec

This guide will show you how to create HTTP services using Web API in Kentico 8.1. Since Kentico itself uses Web API for its web services, creating custom Web API services requires some manual actions not required when creating Web API services in clean web project.

Visitors coming to the site from Internet Explorer 11 are sometimes being logged as if they came from the “Yahoo!Slurp” browser. For some of you, this may be an issue and this article will show you how to fix it. The reason for an incorrect browser being logged is that IE11 came out later than ASP.NET, thus ASP.NET cannot recognize it. Long story short: install the latest patches for ASP.NET and the issues will go away.

This article is going to show you how to extend Kentico’s tracking capabilities in terms of Activities and Conversions. Kentico tracks the majority of user’s actions on a site straight out-of-the-box, but sometimes that in itself is simply not enough. A Visitor can perform several actions on a web entirely on the client-side, and those actions are generally not tracked by default. After reading this article, you will be able to track these actions as Activities or Conversions.