Sometimes we have to use custom tokens in the standard values to accomplish the requirement, in this article, we are going to create a new variable replacer to add our custom tokens Let’s follow up on these next steps to do it. In your project, create a new replacer class is my case with this

Sometimes we need to add a new database in our Sitecore instance, so let’s see how to do it The very first step is to add an additional database to the SQL Server with the same DB schema as Sitecore web database Then, add the custom connection string in your ConnectionString.config file in your Sitecore

In my last blog post, I talked about how to implement a new component so, doing the same steps, but now I will add some extra ones to create variants of the same component. So to add a new variant you must repeat the same process in Sitecore and add a new definition in the

To work with the Sitecore Next.js version you must have installed the following pre-requisites: and we have to have defined previously the API key in Sitecore inside this path /sitecore/system/Settings/Services/API Keys So, with the next steps you can initialize your front-end application: then follow the instructions and it should look like the following image, do

I know is simple when you are using docker because it comes already configured and ready to work with, but in some projects, we do not have the luck of using it. So let’s see how to do it manually. In this example, I’m gonna use Sitecore 10.3.1. Ok, so after install all and configure

Part of the upgrade in a Sitecore project is to remove the package.config file and change the way how we handle all Sitecore references. So, let’s follow these steps: Ok, so until here isn’t a big deal, right? So let’s do the following in the project At this point, you just need to add the

One of the critical things when we do an upgrade to our Sitecore Instance is to upgrade the code and the helix structure in the solution. So, I will describe the primary topics that everyone has to keep in mind in the upgrade process: Remove Gulp Files When we have an old solution using gulp

In this topic, I’m going to explain how to fix the installation process for the prerequisites and Sitecore. Prerequisites Since Microsoft deprecated the link for Web Platform Installer, we need to modify it with the new one, following these steps: it should look like this: Now, you can install all the prerequisites without issues. Sitecore