Malcolm Derouen - Mar 6, 2010
I agree about comments that are a start on blog posts. I’ve even pulled a comment out and made it a post, because it deserved to be one Mary - May 4, 2010
I am having an issue during the installation of WSS 3.0 on Windows 7 Ultimate, the same one as you mentioned above. [dui lawyer Scottsdale]( “Laxson2897@gmail.com”) - May 0, 2011
As a Novice, I am usually seeking for well written articles which can really help me .
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I know that Microsoft has fabulous 40, a collection of 40 site templates in this link. I have played with all the templates, without any problem – but today when I tried to install it in my Windows 2008 server I was stuck in the wsp deployment. It seems that I couldn’t deploy the WSP.
Then, I remembered that Windows 2008 has increased security model which prevent accidental execution using privileged account.
LINQ/Lamba and SharePoint « In Development - Dec 4, 2009
[…] ran into a very nice article about using Lambda’s/LINQ on SharePoint objects. You can find it here. Categories: LINQ, Lambda, SharePoint Tags: Lambda, LINQ, SharePoint Comments (0) […] denni - Dec 1, 2009
In this case, you can use Cast() instead of OfType() for better performance. [rfarqleet]( “rfarqleet@xavor.com”) - Feb 3, 2010
Good work! http://www.xavor.com/whatwedo/solutions/sharepointmigrationtool.aspx
LINQ/Lamba and SharePoint « In Development - Dec 4, 2009
[…] ran into a very nice article about using Lambda’s/LINQ on SharePoint objects. You can find it here. Categories: LINQ, Lambda, SharePoint Tags: Lambda, LINQ, SharePoint Comments (0) […] denni - Dec 1, 2009
In this case, you can use Cast() instead of OfType() for better performance. [rfarqleet]( “rfarqleet@xavor.com”) - Feb 3, 2010
Good work! http://www.xavor.com/whatwedo/solutions/sharepointmigrationtool.aspx
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Before you continue reading this post, I hope you have read the basic task to start using lambda expression in SOM here.
A. Find any Event list in site.
SPWeb spWeb = SPContext.Current.Web
var lists = spWeb.Lists.OfType().Where(
l => l.BaseTemplate == SPListTemplateType.Events);
foreach (SPList list in lists)
{
Console.WriteLine(“{0} {1}”, list.BaseTemplate.ToString(), list.Title);
}
B. Find any list based on custom list definition with Type=20080
SPWeb spWeb = SPContext.
English
Before you continue reading this post, I hope you have read the basic task to start using lambda expression in SOM here.
A. Find any Event list in site.
SPWeb spWeb = SPContext.Current.Web
var lists = spWeb.Lists.OfType().Where(
l => l.BaseTemplate == SPListTemplateType.Events);
foreach (SPList list in lists)
{
Console.WriteLine(“{0} {1}”, list.BaseTemplate.ToString(), list.Title);
}
B. Find any list based on custom list definition with Type=20080
SPWeb spWeb = SPContext.
Howto Series : Administration « Ideas for free - Sep 4, 2009
[…] Howto configure personal regional settings. 2. Howto limits page layouts availability in web site. 3. Howto enable debuging in SharePoint Web […] [Colorado Techie]( “coloradotechie@gmail.com”) - Mar 3, 2010
What if the “My Regional Settings” link isn’t there? How do I enable personalized regional settings so my users can configure their own regional settings?
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When you are working in multi-sites environment you may sometimes confused with the timestamp given by the server. The timestamp (Created Date, Modified Date) is combination of several factors :
a. Server TimeZone , is physical server timezone configuration.
b. Web Application TimeZone , is application level timezone configuration.
c. Site , is subsite, web timezone configuration.
How would you make sure that you are working on correct timezone in SharePoint?
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When you start to create a page, you will be presented a Create page form. In that page, you will have opportunity to select the page layouts for the new page. This howto will describe how to limits page layouts availability in create page. See picture below, instead of having all page layouts listed – we only have 3 page layouts related to the site.
Howto:
1. Open Site Settings, and click on “Page layouts and site templates”
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Before you continue reading this post, I hope you have read the basic task to start using lambda expression in SOM here.
A. Find existing job definition, named “Change Log”
SPWebApplication spWebApplication = SPContext.Current.Site.WebApplication;
var jobs = spWebApplication.JobDefinitions.Where(x => x.Title == “Change Log”);
foreach(SPJobDefinition job in jobs)
Console.WriteLine(job.Id);
B. Find existing custom job definition MyCustomJobDefinition, named “My Custom Job”
SPWebApplication spWebApplication = SPContext.Current.Site.WebApplication;
var jobs = spWebApplication.