To update the page status with a percentage using the cms:AsyncControl in Kentico, you can follow these steps: In this example, the AsyncControl_Start event handler is triggered when the async operation starts. You can perform any necessary initialization tasks at this point. The AsyncControl_Progress event handler is triggered periodically during […]

To update data in Kentico using the transaction method, you can follow these steps: In this example, the code is wrapped within a CMSTransactionScope to ensure that all the update operations are performed within a single transaction. This helps maintain data integrity and allows you to rollback the changes if […]

Here’s an example of how you can send an email from the code-behind in ASP.NET and Kentico: ASP.NET: In this example, the SendEmailButton_Click event handler is triggered when a button is clicked on your ASP.NET page. It creates a new MailMessage object and sets the sender, recipient, subject, and body […]

To read the Kentico class form definition from the code-behind file, you can use the Kentico API to retrieve the form definition for a specific class. Here’s an example of how you can do it: In the above example, replace “Your.Class.Name” with the actual name of the Kentico class for […]