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Error running Scratch Indexer in Sitefinity 15.3+ and uCommerce 9

Error running Scratch Indexer in Sitefinity 15.3+ and uCommerce 9

We recently hit and issue when looking to upgrade a Sitefinity instance running uCommerce 9.7 to 15.3 and by extension 15.4 This presents itself in the form of an error when running the scratch indexer, which basically breaks the commerce engine and all site widgets when it

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Your Sectors Plan Differently. Your Emails Should Too.

Your customers don't all plan at the same time, so why email them like they do? We tracked search behaviour across 11,000 retail accounts and found sector timing varies by months. Aligning campaigns to planning cycles lifted conversions 31%.

Search Isn't a Feature. It's Market Intelligence

When 50 gift shop owners search for the same product in September, they're not browsing. They're predicting what consumers will buy in November. Your search logs already contain this intelligence. You're just not using it yet.

The Frontend Developer’s Accessibility Checklist

As frontend developers, we obsess over performance, smooth animations, and pixel-perfect UI. But here’s the thing: if a user can’t navigate your site with a keyboard, or your text blends into the background, it doesn’t matter how pretty it looks -it’s broken for them. Accessibility isn’

How to remove Atlassian's Jira plugin from Microsoft Excel

Have you installed Atlassian's Jira plugin for Excel and got frustrated with it opening on every spreadsheet? Fear not, here are some quick step-by-step instructions on removing it from Excel: 1. Click "Add-ins" in the Excel toolbar ribbon: 2. Click "My Add-ins": 3. You

Shipping Code Isn't the Same as Releasing Features

In software, everyone loves to say "We've shipped!" but what does that actually mean? Ask a developer, shipping usually means merging a pull request, deploying to production, or watching that CI/CD pipeline turn green. Ask a product manager and you'll get a different