With the update 56 , we now have support for installing both the front-end site and Commerce Manager using the Visual Studio extension. From now on, deployment center shouldn’t be used when installing a new empty commerce site. The steps to create...

In Commerce 8.0, we have dropped the dependency to EPiServer Common Framework. When dropping the dependency, we had to remove all classes in EPiServer.Business.Commerce which had dependencies to EPiServer Common Framework. With the dropped classes...

To make a site work in Commerce 7.5, we have to register a partial router that will handle the catalog routing. The partial router, that comes out of the box, is called ‘hierarical catalog partial router’. This partial router needs to be registere...

When developing a commerce site, a good search product might be the key to success. Working search driven can make the site fast, easy to understand, and simple to use. For me, EPiServer Find is the obvious choice when working with EPiServer...

In my last blog post ( Creating a commerce site in MVC - Part 1 ), we created a site with core functionality that can be used on all your commerce MVC sites. We will continue with core functionality in this blog, but with focus on menus. I have go...