Sitefinity can handle it ?
Hi Telerik team,
I have a new project but I don't know if Sitefinity can handle it coz it's pretty huge. I work with Sitefinity Entreprise Edition.
This intranet site had +/- 2.500 pages, +/- 10.000 documents, +/- 2.000 images, 3 languages and the difficult part +/- 260 Users administrators/Contributors on +/- 50 Roles with a total of 2500 users registered on site.
So the question is, can he do it ?
Regards,
Nicolas
Hello,
There shouldn't be a problem for Sitefinity to work with large sites that have a lot of data. We have some clients that are working with such web site and they do not have complaints regarding Sitefinity.
However note that we have a bug logged connected to permissions. If you have more that 30 administrators, when you click Change button in the Permissions section you will receive and error: "Object, object". The only thing you need to add is the following line in your web.config file:
<
system.web
>
<
httpRuntime
maxQueryStringLength
=
"5000"
/>
maxQueryStringLength
might need to be changed to a bigger number. Hi,
thanks for your answers, the meme is funny.
I obtains more details for this migration and it's bigger than initial plan.
- 2.700 pages
- 60.000 documents
- 2.000 images
- 300 Administrors/Contributors
Given the needs we probably make it on Sharepoint.
Regards,
Nicolas
I'd agree if you need more of a DAM...but if you want a user friendly CMS, then Sitefinity (especially the price and value-add of the free telerik tooling included)
Sharepoint is $$$$$
This company already has Sharepoint sites and needed platform. We'll probably made a better document management on it than Sitefinity especially for 60.000 documents. And they'll benefit of MS Office integration.
But we kept others sites on Sitefinity.
Yeah I agree we're missing these features atm where sharepoint would be nicer for 60k docs.
- Hierarchical Libraries
- Versioning
- Download widget templates (easier to manage)
Hello,
We have tested Sitefinity with over 8 000 pages that were not on one level and we were not encountering any problems. The only thing that you should be aware of is that if you have more than 100 pages on one level you will receive 404 errors. If you want to have more that 100 pages on one level you need to make a change in the web.config file. Basically the property that you need to add is called maxPageNodes, which allows you to have more than 100 page nodes under a single node.
For instance:
<
siteMap
defaultProvider
=
"SitefinitySiteMap"
>
<
providers
>
<
add
name
=
"SitefinitySiteMap"
type
=
"Telerik.Sitefinity.Web.SitefinitySiteMap, Telerik.Sitefinity"
taxonomyProvider
=
"OpenAccessDataProvider"
pageTaxonomy
=
"Pages"
rootNode
=
"FrontendSiteMap"
pageProvider
=
"OpenAccessDataProvider"
maxPageNodes
=
"500"
/>
</
providers
>
</
siteMap
>