Reflection comment feedhttp://blog.bigfinger.se2012-02-07T22:59:23umbracoThoughts on life: Umbraco, EPiServer, .NET and Fatherhood.enCopyright 2009-2012 Stephan Kvartstephan@bigfinger.se Re SEO lowercase urls, in EPiServer CMS 6 by Karl Johnsonnhttp://blog.bigfinger.se/2010/4/22/seo-lowercase-urls-in-episerver-cms-6.aspx#comment-12Mon, 26 Apr 2010 13:12:49 GMThttp://blog.bigfinger.se/2010/4/22/seo-lowercase-urls-in-episerver-cms-6.aspx#comment-12
For example, if your server treats the URL site.com/PAGE.HTML differently from site.com/page.html then you will have an issue. However, as EPiServer runs on IIS then this is not a problem as the URL will resolve to the same page no matter what the case is.]]> Re SEO lowercase urls, in EPiServer CMS 6 by Magnus Strålehttp://blog.bigfinger.se/2010/4/22/seo-lowercase-urls-in-episerver-cms-6.aspx#comment-11Thu, 22 Apr 2010 12:49:09 GMThttp://blog.bigfinger.se/2010/4/22/seo-lowercase-urls-in-episerver-cms-6.aspx#comment-11 1. We will fix this for the next version of CMS - lowercase will be the default.
2. I recommend that you detach from the event handler in the Uninitialize method. In the common runtime scenario it is not an issue, but if you want to run integration tests you may have multiple Inintialize/Uninitialize calls.]]> Re SEO lowercase urls, in EPiServer CMS 6 by JACOb KHANhttp://blog.bigfinger.se/2010/4/22/seo-lowercase-urls-in-episerver-cms-6.aspx#comment-10Thu, 22 Apr 2010 10:07:47 GMThttp://blog.bigfinger.se/2010/4/22/seo-lowercase-urls-in-episerver-cms-6.aspx#comment-10 Re Removing the "Create" option from the Context Menu in Umbraco. by Nico Lubbershttp://blog.bigfinger.se/2010/1/29/removing-the-create-option-from-the-context-menu-in-umbraco.aspx#comment-7Mon, 08 Feb 2010 10:31:00 GMThttp://blog.bigfinger.se/2010/1/29/removing-the-create-option-from-the-context-menu-in-umbraco.aspx#comment-7 Some ideas make it to the core dll of Umbraco. I hope this is one of them.
Nico]]> Re Using Umbraco as an application platform: Part 2 - Templates by Stephan Kvarthttp://blog.bigfinger.se/2010/2/17/using-umbraco-as-an-application-platform-part-2-templates.aspx#comment-9Fri, 19 Feb 2010 22:07:16 GMThttp://blog.bigfinger.se/2010/2/17/using-umbraco-as-an-application-platform-part-2-templates.aspx#comment-9 you make an excellent point, I'll make sure to implement that in the version I'm currently working on! Thanks!

//S]]> Re Using Umbraco as an application platform: Part 2 - Templates by Lauriehttp://blog.bigfinger.se/2010/2/17/using-umbraco-as-an-application-platform-part-2-templates.aspx#comment-8Thu, 18 Feb 2010 19:16:22 GMThttp://blog.bigfinger.se/2010/2/17/using-umbraco-as-an-application-platform-part-2-templates.aspx#comment-8
Of course this is an issue in the fact that Umbraco inserts new content at the bottom of the list, however I could think of numourous live production projects we have where it would be considerably more applicable if the content was populated into the top of the list.

Maybe a function to control this in Umbraco would be a worthwhile cause?

Laurie ]]> Re XSS vulnerabilities in the Blog4Umbraco package. by Anders Brohällhttp://blog.bigfinger.se/2010/1/26/xss-vulnerabilities-in-the-blog4umbraco-package.aspx#comment-6Tue, 26 Jan 2010 14:09:19 GMThttp://blog.bigfinger.se/2010/1/26/xss-vulnerabilities-in-the-blog4umbraco-package.aspx#comment-6 as \u003c\003e! The Server.HtmlEncode isn't enough protection.

Did you take a look at the http://antixss.codeplex.com/ project yet? Their encoders does look good!]]>