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DateTimeField vs. FieldValue in a publishing page
In one of our projects we needed to show the Modified date and time value in publishing page. Not a big deal you would think. The only issue we had when using a FieldValue control is that the time that would be displayed was 1 or 2 hours later than the actual value. After I changed this [...]
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Enhancements to Office client integration with Forms Based Authentication on SharePoint
Recently Steve Peschka of the SharePoint Team blogged about improvements in Office client integration when you’re using Forms Based Authentication. After installing an update for the Office Clients you are now prompted with a login box when you edit an Office document on a SharePoint site that uses FBA: When you have a customized login page this [...]
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Useful SharePoint classes
I just found out that the object model includes some very useful classes to speed up your coding efforts. SPUtilty Contains methods for redirecting users to the error page, access denied page or a custom url. You can get Full name and email adres of a user by passing in the logginname, send an email from the web [...]
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Building an AJAX web part with jQuery (Part 3)
In part 1 of this series I explained a bit about the context and goal of creating an AJAX web part without using ASP.Net AJAX. I also showed the steps necessary for creating services that return data in the JSON format. In part 2 I showed you how to call these services from JavaScript and render the HTML for the [...]
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Building an AJAX web part with jQuery (Part 2)
In part 1 of this series I explained a bit about the context and goal of creating an AJAX web part without using ASP.Net AJAX. I also showed the steps necessary for creating services that return data in the JSON format. In this post I’ll show you how to call these services from JavaScript and insert the data in [...]
Building an AJAX web part with jQuery (Part 1)
In this series of posts I will describe how I build a web part full of AJAX functionality using jQuery and some plugins for jQuery. Why? ASP.Net AJAX is quite hard to implement using only code. Besides that, having multiple updatepanels and multiple triggers outside of these updatepanels, can complicate stuff very quickly. So I decided to see [...]
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MOSS Search and browser languages
We had a very strange issue with some search functionality we developed for a portal. We created an option to search for documents in a library by specifying the path to a specific folder. This is done by specifying a keyword query like 9:”folder/subfolder”. In this case the searchproperty 9 contains the path of the item. While this [...]
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Adding AJAX.Net to your MOSS WebParts
I know there are loads of posts on this subject already, but in this one I’ll try to give some useful tips on this subject. First, you need to add AJAX.Net entries to your web.config of the MOSS site. A very easy way to do this is by using the Ajaxify stsadm extensions. Simply add the included [...]
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InfoPath Form Template stays in “installing” state