July 2007 - Posts
Here is a piece of code (a function) to add a task. You can use it as a Web Method in a custom Web Service. This method can be used from Applications outside of SharePoint, provided the user using this application has sufficient privilege to update Tasks
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Here is the code for the WebPart: using System; using System.Runtime.InteropServices; using System.Web.UI; using System.Web.UI.WebControls.WebParts; using System.Xml.Serialization; using Microsoft.SharePoint; using Microsoft.SharePoint.WebControls; using
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Here are the steps to implement debug option in your SharePoint Application: 1. Browse to the set of virtual directories for Windows SharePoint Services. Just remember, you cannot access the web.config file via your web browser as security restrictions
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Here is a piece of code (a function) to set Item Level Permission. You can use it as a Web Method in a custom Web Service. This method can be used from Applications outside of SharePoint, provided the user using this application has sufficient privilege
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Here are the steps to follow: 1. Start a new Web Application using Visual Studio 2005 and go to the Property_Pages of the Website. Go to the MSBuild Options and in Output Folder Text Box change the location to the Bin directory of the SharePoint Web Application
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I have an InfoPath 2007 Form where I have a Text Box, a File Attachment field and a Button. I changed the property of the button to make it a Submit button. My target is to post the Form’s instance into a Form Library. And then put the file which I have
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There is already a good no. of examples in different blogs showing how to implement FBA in MOSS 2007/WSS 3.0. Here are the steps I followed and found working perfectly for me: 1. Set up a web application and a site collection under it. Do not open the
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