Cloud Architect, Digital Customer Experience
A while back I wrote about how to fall in love with publishing in SDL Tridion. It’s true; you will fall in love with it when it is working well. In the article I describe the more end user aspect of publishing but typically there are allot of aspect to publishing that the end user…
Dominic Cronin has release the Tridion Practice Project which is a is a community collaboration cookbook
From SDL, I got a Community Builder Award for 2011. Like an MVP but for employees I am proud to get this, I hope I can continue the work I have done and then some more…
As I mentioned in one of my previous post the event system has been revised to me more modular and, probably more importantly, to be native .NET. An event, an action from a user, triggers the event system which is one or more .NET classes which will act upon this event in some way. In…
It has been released and I decided to list out five things that I think are very important to the release of 2011. Mostly talk has been about the new Content Manager Explorer (and it’s cross browser functionality) but this is just the surface. Underneath there are many changes of which just five is a…
Now it will not come as a surprise to many of you that I work for SDL WCMS (as a Technical Account Manager) and I have been working here for almost 8 years. In that time I have seen 11 versions of the SDL Tridion Content Manager platform of which the new 2011 version is…
Not Just Another Tridion GUI Extension… you’re not joking at all!
Read the YouTube CME Extension use case and how you can get involved at Chris Summer’s blog…
In my last post I covered the example of a Tridion 2011 CME extension that would show nice pop-ups of not very useful information. For this we registered, in our HelloWorld.config, where the button would be loaded and in our Home ribbon we register the button as: <ext:extension pageid=”HomePage” groupid=”EditGroup” name=”HelloWorld” assignid=”HelloWorld” insertbefore=”PreviewBtn”> Amongst our…
Fellow Tridion MVP, Chris Summers has posted a sneak preview of what we did on the MVP meetup. Read more about it here.