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Orchard Harvest 2026 Early Bird tickets, exploring Orchard Core's Next-Gen Visual Layout Editor Feature - This week in Orchard (05/06/2026)
6/5/2026 9:00:14 AMOrchard Core updatesHow to create and install a custom module?Did you know that with just a few configuration tweaks and a single project reference, you can extend Orchard Core CMS with your very own custom module that is fully integrated into the admin UI and discoverable at runtime? Thanks to Manuel Tamayo Montero, this guide in the Orchard Core documentation reveals the simple steps that most developers overlook when trying to get a custom module up and running.
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Let Your AI Agents Talk to Each Other - A2A in Orchard Core, Who Are We Building the New OrchardCore.net For? - This week in Orchard (29/05/2026)
5/29/2026 11:30:17 AMOrchard Core updatesSort user roles alphabetically in the admin UIGeorg von Kries made this change to ensure that user roles are consistently displayed in alphabetical order across the admin interface. This affects role filters, user edit forms, and user role displays, improving usability and readability. Let's see some samples for this!
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Your website should integrate with your business systems
5/27/2026 8:58:57 AMSending form submissions to external systemsIn this example, a visitor submits a contact form on an Orchard Core website. An Orchard Core workflow automatically sends the submitted form data to an external webhook endpoint. From there, the automation platform handles the next steps, such as sending a notification, updating a CRM, or triggering another workflow.
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How Does AI Stay Personalized Across Sessions? Orchard Harvest 2025 recordings are up! - This week in Orchard (22/05/2026)
5/22/2026 9:22:44 AMOrchard Core updatesFile Upload Limit documentationThere was a question about how to set file upload size limits, and we came up with an idea to have a global solution so we don't have to set custom limits every time we create new actions. Hisham Bin Ateya added a new section to the Orchard Core documentation explaining how file upload limits work and how to customize them.
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Content Transfer module, a new website using Orchard Core - This week in Orchard (15/05/2026)
5/15/2026 11:43:10 AMOrchard Core updatesSMS Health Checks featureThe Health Checks module enables the health checks feature from ASP.NET Core, and the health check endpoint is available at /health/live for each tenant. This module now includes a health check that reports the status of the Twilio SMS service. Thanks for the contribution by Hisham Bin Ateya!
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Rebuilding DotNest.com: Orchard Core, Tailwind 4, and a more maintainable workflow
5/14/2026 4:25:23 PMDotNest is Lombiq’s managed Orchard Core hosting platform where users can create and run Orchard Core sites without handling infrastructure, updates, or maintenance themselves. We recently rebuilt the site to give DotNest a clearer presentation and a more modern user experience.
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AI Initial Prompt Behavior and AI Chat Session Analytics, Speaker application deadline for Orchard Harvest extended to May 15 - This week in Orchard (08/05/2026)
5/8/2026 12:24:25 PMOrchard Core updatesImprove feature dependency display and interactivityThere is a minor UI issue on the Features page: the dependency tags for some features can be crowded because they recursively list all dependencies for a module.
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Your analytics isn’t broken. It’s incomplete.
5/6/2026 12:41:42 AMA more reliable way to measure what actually happensTo address this, we built a marketing module at Lombiq for Orchard Core that makes analytics more resilient without adding complexity.
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The Lombiq Marketing modules now available for all sites
5/6/2026 12:34:35 AMThe Lombiq Marketing Orchard Core modules helps with your - you guessed it - online marketing. You can easily add privacy-conscious web analytics provided by Pirsch, and you can use it to create tracking short URLs. And now it's available for all DotNest sites!
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Copilot Integration, Last call: Speaker application for Orchard Harvest 2026 - This week in Orchard (01/05/2026)
5/1/2026 9:03:41 AMOrchard Core updatesSupport static data migration methodsPublic static data migration methods are now supported for Create, CreateAsync, UpdateFromX, UpdateFromXAsync, Uninstall, and UninstallAsync, so CA1822 suppressions are no longer required for migration steps that don't use instance state. It means that all methods could now be static if we don't use services, and we can remove the warnings that say mark members as static.
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