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JOS.ContentSerializer now supports TimeSpan? out of the box

Saw the following post today and decided to update JOS.ContentSerializer to support TimeSpan? properties. The default implementation is really naive: public object Handle(TimeSpan? value, PropertyInfo property, IContentData contentData) { return value?.ToString(

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JOS.Epi.ContentApi updated to version 3.0.0

Thanks to the discussion in the comments on the blogpost written by Johan Björnfot I could simplify the code a lot and remove the HttpModule. Version 3.0.0 is now available on

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Headless Episerver? Meet JOS.Epi.ContentApi

I read this blog post by Mathias Kunto where he says that he will leave my beloved library behind and start using the new Episerver Headless API instead. I felt like the picture

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How to configure Episerver to use Active Directory

This is a quick guide showing how to configure Episerver to use Active Directory instead of Multiplexing/WindowsProvider. This is NOT showing how to use Azure AD. Im testing this on a new

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Customizing PropertyHandlers in JOS.ContentSerializer

The problem Imagine the following ContentType: public class PostPage : PageData { .... [Display(Order = 400)] [CultureSpecific] [AllowedTypes(typeof(AuthorBlock))] public virtual ContentReference Author { get; set; } ... } As you can see, it's only possible to select AuthorBlocks

Josef Ottosson

Freelancing Developer · Microsoft MVP

A collection of 18 posts

JOS.ContentSerializer now supports TimeSpan? out of the box

JOS.Epi.ContentApi updated to version 3.0.0

Headless Episerver? Meet JOS.Epi.ContentApi

How to configure Episerver to use Active Directory

Customizing PropertyHandlers in JOS.ContentSerializer