Whether you’re just getting started developing on the AspDotNetStorefront platform or you’ve created hundreds of sites for clients, you may not be aware of all of the resources we have available to help you succeed. Here’s a compilation of ten … View Entire Post
Presented by Lindsay Taylor, AspDotNetStorefront Thursday, June 28, 2012 In this session Lindsay will cover some of the lesser-known features of XML Packages, including: Got Cookies? Cookies, Querystrings, and Form Post data are already included and available in the XML … View Entire Post
I Didn’t Know I Could Do That! Part 2 Tapping into the Hidden Features of AspDotNetStorefront Presented by Jo Benson, AspDotNetStorefront Which of us has time to read manuals or really discover all of the benefits of the software we … View Entire Post
I Didn’t Know I Could Do That! Part 1 Tapping into the Hidden Features of AspDotNetStorefront Presented by Jo Benson, AspDotNetStorefront Thursday October 27th, 2011 9-10 am PST Which of us has time to read manuals or really discover all … View Entire Post
Skinning AspDotNetStorefront : The Developer’s Tools Presented by Matt Bamford, AspDotNetStorefront Developer
AspDotNetStorefront is a powerful e-commerce tool on its own, but there are a variety of extensions offered to take full advantage of the software’s capability. Browse through the Extension Marketplace at AspDotNetStorefront and you are presented a plethora of extensions … View Entire Post
Presented by Lindsay Kimzey and Todd Nelson, AspDotNetStorefront Developers
Operating a successful and popular AspDotNetStorefront MultiStore may often require additional Admin Users accessing the console to perform various duties, and it may be necessary to limit the menus accessible to specific Admin Users. Not to worry, as there is … View Entire Post
Testability and Flexibility: Unit Testing and Dependency Injection in AspDotNetStorefront Presented by Jim Layton and Jason Addington, Software Developers at AspDotNetStorefront
In February Facebook announced they would be switching from FBML to the use of iframes on pages. Previously, FBML allowed limited functionality within a page tab. Now, with iframes, a self-hosted page can provide some interesting elements to a once … View Entire Post