When Sitecore 8 was released, the default location for form data saved from WFFM moved to MongoDB. If your organization or client was not ready to adopt MongoDB but still wanted to leverage WFFM to save form data, you were forced to either create your own data provider or create custom save actions for each form to save your data…
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Changes to WFFM Save Actions in Sitecore 8.1
When Sitecore 8.1 was released back in October, it brought with it many wonderful, new, exciting features, enhancements and welcome bug fixes! Amongst all of this awesomeness, however, was a handful of breaking changes. I found one of those breaking changes while I was working on the code for my post on Syncing data from Dynamics CRM, directly to xDB.…
WFFM E-mail Field Validation Workaround
This is a simple workaround for a client-side e-mail field validation issue in WFFM v8.
Using Sitecore’s Configuration Factory for Dependencies in WFFM Save Actions
The last few days, following a discussion I had with Todd Mitchell (@agenttmi) and Martin English’s (@martinrenglish) talk on CRM and xDB at SUGCON a few weeks back, I’ve been working on integrating Dynamics CRM directly with xDB, bypassing Sitecore’s CRM Connectors entirely. However, I wanted to be a little more abstract… Well, not quite that way, but in the software…
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