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I have been writing custom code for SharePoint sites for several years now. As one knows when writing code testing, testing, testing and a good code review can help to ensure solid code. One of the major issue when writing any SharePoint code
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SharePoint 2010 hit the Technical Preview milestone a few weeks back. After watchig some of the sneak peak videos I was jazzed, escpecially as a developer with the new integration of Visual Studio 2010 the new Solution Builder features and many of the
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Recently I was working at a customer and had a need to create several custom administration pages to allow users to manage some data that resided in SQL Server. Initially, we created the pages and added the links to the pages to the Actions menu but this
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Comming Soon! Office Service Pack Team announced Service Pack 2 for 2007 Microsoft Office System . This new service pack will be released between February and April 2009. It will contain both client and server updates. Here are some of the SharePoint
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For those of you looking for the next step in making SharePoint a top notch application development platform, I bring to you Commerce Server "Mojave"! The November 2008 CTP was just released before the Thanksgiving break and can be found at the link below.
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The VSTS Ranger and the MOSS Ranger team has collaborated to bring some guidance around how to build Microsoft Office SharePoint Server applications in conjunction with TFS. This guidance has been greatly needed and it is great to see the rangers get
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WSS 3.0 and SharePoint 2007 now support running against the all new SQL 2008. You will need SP1 for WSS and/or MOSS to run against 2008. Please visit the SharePoint Team Blog for more details. A TechNet article is expected to detail the full benefits
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Wanna know what SharePoint is doing when you change and/or use the Alternate Access Mapping Feature? Please check out Troy Starr's Post on alternate access mappings here .
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For those of you looking to dynamically change the Welcome page for a MOSS Publishing site dynamically here you go: Where " p " is the URL for the page you would like to change the welcome page to (i.e. " Pages/Home.aspx "). static public void UpdateWelcomePage(
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I have recently had the task to hide a set of MOSS Pages in a Publishing site upon activation of a Site Feature. In the post we will explore the code I used to make this happen along with the use of the FeatureActivated and FeatureDeactivating events
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Joel Oleson has created some great guidance along with why these numbers are the way they are to read his post click here .
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