The Layout Service currently has limited support for rendering parameters. Parameters are output as name:value pairs which means if you use something like a DropLink as a lookup (e.g. classes, colours, padding […]
Out of the box, the Layout Service returns the Context and Route objects (see my earlier post for more info on the Layout Service.) On my current JSS React project we wanted […]
During an upgrade of my Marketing Automation custom activity demo code to version 10, Visual Studio flagged a warning that the xConnect Client getAsync method was marked as obsolete when passing in […]
In my previous post, I covered the basics of how the Layout Service and Rendering Contents Resolvers work together to deliver component rendering data via the API for consumption by rendering hosts […]
A selection of useful links and videos on Sitecore strategy, planning, personalisation and profiling. These are a good set of references for marketers and digital producers who want to learn more about […]
With in-person SUGCON events cancelled all across the world due to the pandemic, the Sitecore community decided to hold a global SUGCON online. This was a great initiative and being global made […]
Ever wondered how to find the xDB Contact that was created for a user that visited your site ? No ? Well that’s too bad because I’m going to tell you anyway. […]
If you delete the “Click Email Link” goal: Then your EXM click-through events will not be tracked. This came to light when looking in the contact interactions when trying to find out […]
To clean out unwanted contact data from your collection databases, there are some referential integrity constraints that mean the deletions have to happen in a specific order. The following query will delete […]
Yesterday we worked with our customer to deploy some integrations that trigger Sitecore Marketing Automation plans. The plans do their thing and then push messages onto an Azure Service Bus topic and […]
