If I understood your question right, you want to handle a particular rendering R1 based on the underlying Sitecore layout selected for the page item The below screenshot shows how to get the layout ...

You can find the connection xml under C:\Users\Administrator\AppData\Local\Sitecore\Sitecore.Rocks.VisualStudio\Connections Open the xml file and edit the timeout attributes as needed. <binding ...

Ensure the VisitorIdentification code is available on the layout. @Html.Sitecore().VisitorIdentification() Also, if it helps, the contact creation logic is executed in the below pipeline processor: ...

@Chris Elston, This looks like a issue with field name? I tried to mimic your scenario. My setup is on Sitecore 8.2. Updated the sample item 'Title' field to 'Name' Did a Smart Publish on Home item ...

Building logic into the custom item events themselves makes the functionality rigid and not easily changed. A quick google search on limiting no of child sitecore items through rules has yielded good ...

with in Sitecore.ExperienceEditor.Speak.Server.RequestArgs class the method name to execute defaults to Process. Check the last line in below method. public RequestArgs(string commandPath, ...

By the time the below code is accessed in Controller/View Rendering, any personlization rules are applied. So, the DataSource and Item properties point to the the datasource are the personalized ...

The first option is the one I have used mostly. But for some form submissions we wanted to have the page context as we had to pull data source of some other rendering on the page. So, my two cents ...

Ran into this issue deploying Habitat to Azure VM. Here is quick solution based on Mark Cassidy's response. Culprit is the below file. Your file location may be different. but I guess you got the ...

Ran into similar issue today. Based on your exception, looks like the certificate you created is not what Sitecore is expecting. Sitecore is expecting a X509Certificate2 certificate if ($...

Long shot.. can you try disabling access to below item in core db for the user role and verify if this solves your problem.

You can use the log4net.Appender.FileAppender <appender name="FileAppender" type="log4net.Appender.FileAppender"> <file value="log-file.txt" /> <appendToFile value="true" /> ...

Just ran into this issue. Planning on writing a blog for this. But here is the shorter version. On CM, the error you see is not super helpful. But, as others mentioned, it is related to the ...

If it is just dev machine, I use SIM Log analyzer

Disclaimer: I work with Indra and helped him solve the problem. Adding the answer with other issues that were resolved. Dheeraj answer was right to the question. But unfortunately it opened up a new ...

Looks like the dlls are in the temporary cache. Simply try an IIS recycle or reset. And check.

While @Diego answer works, publish restrictions doesn't perform automatic publish when the date comes. Content authors need to perform the publish (unless you have automatic publish setup) action ...

Is this happening always or is there a pattern identified? When this happens, if you refresh the whole browser and retry does it work? Assuming session renewal here. It could be that the session is ...

If it is ok to not even display the rendering for that role, it can be sure done using Security Editor of Sitecore. We have done that and it works. But it is not an easy one to manage with conflicting ...