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Currently the DXA team is busy with the DD4T & DXA merge, something which will introduce quite a few changes, that I still need to communicate to a broader audience (you will hear of it soon). … Update Here are the first two updates on the DD4T & DXA merge I promised: https://community.sdl.com/solutions/content-management/tridion/tridion-developer/b/weblog/posts/update-on-the-dd4t-and-dxa-merge …

See also https://docs.sdl.com/LiveContent/content/en-US/SDL%20Knowledge%20Center%20full%20documentation-v3/GUID-8D7C4485-F7B5-4403-A715-92D4D8115B12 The idea of DXA-JS (https://github.com/sdl/tridionmvp-dxa-js … DXA will then also get an update to use this public Content API, and that is something which would be ideal to base an actual DXA-JS on. …

In the offical documentation under known issues (login not required anymore ;o), it states the following: Problem: Import fails with following error when importing on a system with ECL installed: Err …

Yes there will be a Java version of STRI, we actually have written all (or maybe I should be safe and say most) of the code already. But there are a few things holding us back from releasing it to th …

After it has changed, you need to republish the Publish Settings Page in the _System Structure Group, and then call the /admin/refresh URL on your DXA site, to clear the cache of the web app configuration … If you use 2013 SP1 or legacy Publishing on Web 8, DXA gets its XPM CMS URL from the Environment Configuration Component in 100 Master\Building Blocks\Settings\Core\Admin. …

The cleanest and best way to include the required DXA framework libs in your project can again be found in our example project: https://github.com/sdl/dxa-web-application-dotnet/blob/release/1.7/Site/DxaWebApp.csproj … note: I'm wondering once you are done with your new DXA project, how "different" it will be compared to the example project which DXA already provides you, would gladly receive some feedback as to why …

Then where should you import the DXA Master Publication into, in your 100 Schema Master Publication. … issue when you import DXA with the core module in an existing Publication. …

Since you are talking about the build-files.zip, I assume you have either read my blog post and made those changes, or are using the DXA Java private beta. … In any case, be sure to read that blog post and this one, since they give valuable insight to how DXA uses Node.js to build the HTML design. …

XPM will always need a Page URL to work, but it can deal with editing content which isn't embedded on that Page. So when supplying the XPM markup, you have to ensure you are adding the Page markup al …

So that brings us to the conclusion that indeed you are not able to edit fields of a linked Component in DXA 1.7 (please note you should be able to edit the Component Link field itself, i.e. change the … possibly support this in the future, and that can be one of the following options: a change in XPM where it is possible to edit just a Component and not only Component Presentations a slight hack in DXA …

I don't know all the technical details, but I understood MVC 6 (or ASP.NET MVC Core 1.0 as they now call it) will no longer support subcontrollers (which are currently being used in DXA) and we should …

Niclas (the author of the article you mention), created some examples in a custom DXA module (for which you can download the source from his GitHub repository: https://github.com/NiclasCedermalm/dxa-fragment … Note at the time of writing his module is developed using DXA 1.7, it might need some updating to work on DXA 2.0. …

If you look at the source code of the Item Selector (https://github.com/bkoopman/sdl-tridion-world/blob/master/Item%20Selector/trunk/SDLTridion.Examples.ItemSelector/UserControls/TridionTreeView.ascx. …

There is nothing wrong with your setup, only that currently the HTML design is built with the rules to discard any images that come out of it. So only the JavaScript and CSS files will be published to …

You can log this as an issue on https://github.com/sdl/dxa-web-application-dotnet/issues and I'll make sure we look at it for the next release (of if you figuere out the solution yourself, you are free …