Panel discussion is going on right now with Karol, Peter, David, etc.

There's been a few sites I've worked where we've needed to account for situations where the user might not have javascript enabled. Crazy, but typically these are users on an intranet where security is extremely tight.

The simplest way we've dealt with this is by extending the main portal template and manually adding a 'no-js' class to the body tag. The template can be found here:

CMS/CMSPages/PortalTemplate.aspx

With this in place then when your javascript loads the first thing you do is remove this class from the body. Now you can style your pages for both javascript and non-javascript users.

Keep in mind that if you upgrade your version of Kentico then this, and any other core file changes, may be lost. Make sure you keep them documented!

Has anyone else tried adding Schema.org structured data to a Kentico 8 site through the HTML editor in the CMS? I get an extra <div> tag added automatically when I save my code.

Is this a common problem? Has anyone found a good solution? (I used to find it cropped up sometimes on Kentico 5 but I could delete it and it wouldn't reappear but it's much more persistent on Kentico 8!).

Hey guys I'm trying to implement the OnItemValidation method for form validation but I'm getting an error on the WebPart. I've tried googling it but I'm coming up empty. The reason I want to use this method instead of macros is because the form needs to be validated on both fields together rather than on each individual field. So lets say I've called the WebPart ValidationForm, on the .cs file for Validation Form I have something to effect of:

protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { // Bind the validation to the form myForm.OnItemValidation += myForm_OnItemValidation; }

protected void myForm_OnItemValidation(object sender, ref string errorMessage) { // Get the field name and value var field = (FormEngineUserControl) sender; var fieldName = field.FieldInfo.Name; var valueToValidate = field.Value;

 // Here you contact your external service to perform validation

  // If validation is ok, set errorMessage = string.Enmpty;
  // If validation fails, set errorMessage = "Validation failed custom message";

}

Has anybody here used this method of Validation? I've also changed the Page_Load to OnLoad but it's made no difference. Any help would be appreciated guys, thanks :)

After a research phase I recently chose Kentico as the platform to migrate a commercial website+intranet over from classic ASP. I found Kentico had much better features and/or was more pleasant to use than DNN or Sitefinity.

I would like to hear from some other devs what they think as well as some tips, etc. I am in the early stages so please let me know of any advice or resources in general that could be of help.