This entry is part 1 of 3 in the series Extending Sitecore Rule EngineIn this How to I will build a custom condition for the Sitecore Rules Enginge. This How To is a proof of concepts based on a webinar (in Dutch) about the Rules Engine. I presented this webinar earlier this year and you can watch the webinar on Youtube by clicking this link. Before we start writing code I’ll explain the business case we are trying to resolve. The ‘case’: More Info »
This entry is part 2 of 3 in the series Extending Sitecore Rule EngineWhen using the Sitecore Rules Engine you don’t want your business user to see all the Conditions and Actions. Conditions and Actions are also items (everything is a Item ) so you can apply security on them. Deny a user Read access on a Condition or Action and the user will not see them in the Rule Set Editor. Create the role Deny Conditions Open the Role Editor and More Info »
This entry is part 3 of 3 in the series Extending Sitecore Rule EngineYou can automatically add a insert option using a insert option rule in the Sitecore Rule Engine. The ‘case’: In our Sitecore content tree we have a Meta-Data folder where we store al our meta-data information. The Meta-Data folder is organized in folders which contains meta-data items based on a template called Standard Text. What we want to achieve is that when a new folder is created within the More Info »
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