Add fallback alternate when a custom stereotype is used, validate database connection before allowing a tenant to be added or set up, remove localization workaround in Data Annotation Attributes, and a demo about the upcoming tenant removing feature! Check out our post for the details!

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Prevent Trumbowyg from converting <div> to <p> element, reduce memory when reloading settings of a given tenant from the database, and a demo about the upcoming Elasticsearch feature! Let's get started!

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A new HttpBackgroundJob helper component, allow case-insensitive tenant names in ShellHost, and a demo about the Lombiq PowerShell Analyzers! Let's get started!

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Categorized tenants, change the Script Task to use Monaco Editor, update logos to NuGet packages, and automated monkey testing in the Lombiq UI Testing Toolbox for Orchard Core are the topics of this week. Interested in the details? Check out this post for the details!

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The HTTP Response Task now supports the text/html content type, disables the File Content Definition feature by default, prevents confusing usage of IRunningShellTable.Match(HttpContext) and demo about the Orchard Core Features tests in the Lombiq UI Testing Toolbox. Do you want to know more? Then don't forget to check out our current post!

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A new extension method to encode redirect URLs, documentation for the image Shortcode, a new JSON Recipe deployment step, and a nice demo about the Tenant Feature Profiles feature! Don't forget to check out our current post to know more!

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Migrate INotifier to support async implementations, messaging when getting Part InvalidCastException, Lombiq Hosting - Tenants demo, and many more coming this week! Do you want to know more? Then don't forget to check out our current post!

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This week you can meet with Parlot, which is a fast, lightweight, and simple to use .NET parser combinator! Check out our post for the orderable deployment steps, the improvements of the Kast platform, and many more!

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The multi-tenancy feature of Orchard Core is great: A tenant is basically a subsite with its own independent content and configuration, under its own domain or URL prefix. You can use tenants to e.g. host websites for multiple customers of yours from a single Orchard Core app. The sites won't know anything about each other but they'll run from the same app built from the same codebase, and have access to the same modules and themes. This makes maintaining such sites very efficient, both for hosting and for development.

What if you want tenants to be not that isolated though? What if there is certain content or configuration that you actually want to share among tenants or some functionality that you want to centralize on one tenant? You can use the APIs we show below to cross tenant boundaries and use any service from another tenant!

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This week the community behind Orchard Core was soo productive again, that means we can ship you a lot of news around the CMS. You could read about the new UI for tenants, an updated Trumbowyg editor, updated script and style tag helpers and a nice demo about how to add tags using taxonomies!

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Many using Orchard's multi-tenancy feature sooner or later want to share data between tenants or generally, execute some operations on other tenants from one tenant. This is possible! Let's see how.

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