Author: Rob Ahnemann

Moving Sitemap.xml Generation to the Head

October 1, 2024
Experience EdgeHeadlessSitecoreVercelXM Cloud
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A standard part of every website is the Sitemap XML. Traditionally, the CM instance (XM Cloud included) generates this XML file (or files) and stores it in the media library and publishes to Edge it with each publish. Your headless application pulls this from Edge and streams it out to the browser. That’s pretty simple…

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Excluding Stories Files from Component Builder

September 12, 2024
HeadlessJSSSitecoreXM Cloud
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It’s been a hot minute since I ventured deep into the innards of Component Builder. I’d like to think I learned a few things since the last time. Maybe yes…Maybe no…Maybe maybe.!…

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Fresh Install of 9.3 Shows SEC_ERROR_INADEQUATE_KEY_USAGE

August 2, 2024
SIFSitecoreSitecore 9
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Ah, legacy project setup. I’ve had to do it. You’ve had to do it. We’ve all had to do it. It sucks. Fighting against an immovable wall, I was put to task. How should I go about this? Raw SIF? No. SIF-less? No, that jerk didn’t update it to 9.3. SIA? I guess, but…SIA is…

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XM Boilerplate Updates for 10.4

April 29, 2024
DockerHeadlessSitecoreSitecore 10Windows Hosts Writer
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Sitecore has been pretty public that 10.4 was coming in April and it seems to have just snuck in there! There’s a bunch of ways to roll out your local 10.4 environment: Docker SIA Manually (Don’t do this) I like to think of myself pretty saavy with the Docker, so I opted for the former:…

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Next.js Multisite Addon Always Resolves to Default Site

April 16, 2024
DockerHeadlessJSSSitecoreSitecore 10SXAXM Cloud
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The instances of Sitecore with more than one site are on the rise. SXA allows for templated Site and Tenant Management, and Sitecore even released a special Multisite Addon which handles all the resolution of sites by hostname, just like the way things used to be! This could have easily been Borat However, we were…

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Update on the Future of Rock, Paper, Sitecore

April 1, 2024
Not SitecoreRocks
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If you hadn’t guessed it, Monday, April 1st was April Fools’ Day.  I surely don’t plan to pour my heart into writing about geology or the history of papyrus. All in all, just some fun…though ChatGPT sure can get spicy when you prompt it just the right way… Here at Rock, Paper, Sitecore, I’ve been…

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Rocks are Better than a Solution Architect

April 1, 2024
Rocks
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If you hadn’t guessed it, Monday, April 1st was April Fools’ Day.  I surely don’t plan to pour my heart into writing about geology or the history of papyrus. All in all, just some fun…though ChatGPT sure can get spicy when you prompt it just the right way… Rocks, with their timeless presence and stoic…

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Rocks are Better than an IT Team

April 1, 2024
Rocks
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If you hadn’t guessed it, Monday, April 1st was April Fools’ Day.  I surely don’t plan to pour my heart into writing about geology or the history of papyrus. All in all, just some fun…though ChatGPT sure can get spicy when you prompt it just the right way… Rocks are better than an IT team…

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Rocks are Better than a DAM

April 1, 2024
Rocks
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If you hadn’t guessed it, Monday, April 1st was April Fools’ Day.  I surely don’t plan to pour my heart into writing about geology or the history of papyrus. All in all, just some fun…though ChatGPT sure can get spicy when you prompt it just the right way… While digital asset management platforms may offer…

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Rocks are Better than LinkedIn

April 1, 2024
Rocks
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If you hadn’t guessed it, Monday, April 1st was April Fools’ Day.  I surely don’t plan to pour my heart into writing about geology or the history of papyrus. All in all, just some fun…though ChatGPT sure can get spicy when you prompt it just the right way… Infinite Patience vs. Instant Notifications: Rocks, unlike…

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