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Create and Manage Sites for Development
Create and manage sites to test the storefronts you develop.
- Create a Site in Business Manager
When you create a site in Business Manager, the site contains no content or business data such as, products, prices, or features. Add data and images as part of your customization. - Disable Page Caching for Development
Disable page caching for your site, so that you can immediately see changes made during development. Typically, you disable page caching only for sandbox instances, never for development or production instances. - Salesforce Commerce Cloud D2C: Quick Start Guide
Learn how to build, customize, and launch a fully functional D2C store using Salesforce Commerce Cloud. From initial setup to branding, product configuration, and checkout optimization, this course will equip you with the skills to go live fast and scale. - Generate Search Indexes
In Business Manager you can create stop words and synonyms, modify guided search ranking, view statistics, view index documents along with their indexed fields, and rebuild indexes. You can also manage the capabilities of full text search indexes. - Disable a Site in Business Manager
Disable a site to test the offline maintenance page, to perform offline maintenance, or discontinue a microsite created around an event or product line. - View the Storefront
Open the current site storefront in a new tab from within Business Manager. - Create a Hostname Allowlist
You can provide a list of allowed hostnames to protect your site from certain host header attacks. - Continuing Development of a Storefront in Production
If you are updating or maintaining a site in production, you can import the contents of the production instance into your sandbox. - Salesforce Javascript Developer I - Certification Tests
Not just another prep course—this is your shortcut to passing. Tackle 80+ handpicked questions, plus a final timed test that mirrors the real exam. Master JavaScript for Salesforce and go from 'hoping to pass' to knowing you will. Ready to start?
Infocenter Retirement: On June 30, 2023, the Infocenter was retired, and documentation currently hosted on the Infocenter will be published to Salesforce Help, Commerce Cloud Developer Center, and Salesforce B2C Commerce Developer Documentation Resources. For more information, see the release note.
