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Custom personalization criteria: Reference the required assemblies

After you Custom personalization criteria: Create the class library you must add the required assemblies that you need for the custom personalization. You can download all required Sitefinity CMS assemblies from the official Sitefinity CMS NuGet Repository. Upon package installation, references to the assemblies are automatically added to your project.

Required Sitefinity CMS NuGet packages

The custom personalization project requires the following Sitefinity CMS NuGet packages:

  • Telerik.Sitefinity.Core
  • Telerik.Sitefinity.ServicesImpl
  • Telerik.DataAccess.Core
  • Telerik.DataAccess.Fluent

To learn how to install the Sitefinity CMS NuGet packages required for your project, see Sitefinity CMS NuGet packages repository » Using Sitefinity NuGet Packages.

Required system assemblies

In addition to the Sitefinity CMS NuGet packages, make sure your project refers the following system assemblies:

  • System
  • System.Runtime.Serialization
  • System.Web
  • System.Web.ApplicationServices
  • System.Web.Extensions
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