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  • Inline Script inside an ASP.NET AJAX UpdatePanel - Infinities Loop

    I am building some web parts that include some AJAX functionality and found out that any inline scripts I was outputting in my updatepanel were not being executed.  The blog post below offers a great explanation on this... basically, use ScriptManager.RegisterStartupScript with your updatepanel control to add scripts that should be executed ...
    Posted to Mike's Blog (Weblog) by Mike on September 23, 2008
  • Daniel Larson's Developer Blog: SharePoint Elevated Privilege without RunWithElevatedPrivelege

    Something has been brought to my attention today that I wanted to share... most people use elevated privileges but don't pass the user token... check out this post for more info. Daniel Larson's Developer Blog: SharePoint Elevated Privilege without RunWithElevatedPrivelege
    Posted to Mike's Blog (Weblog) by Mike on August 25, 2008
  • Hiding MOSS functionality in the master page or a page layout

    Recently I was asked how we could show and hide things based on user permission, without writing a custom MOSS feature with c# code.  There are a couple ways to do this and rather than me spending type typing up a how to or show examples, I've looked up a couple examples other people have provided on the net: SPSecurityTrimmedControl - ...
    Posted to Mike's Blog (Weblog) by Mike on July 22, 2008
  • Kerberos & Sharepoint

    Some useful links that help guide a configuration of SharePoint when using Kerberos... How to configure a Windows SharePoint Services virtual server to use Kerberos authentication and how to switch from Kerberos authentication back to NTLM authentication How to use SPNs when you configure Web applications that are hosted on IIS 6.0 How to ...
    Posted to Office Server 2007 Ramblings (Weblog) by bsandeman on February 28, 2008
  • InfoPath Popup Windows

    As yet I have not tested this, but it sounds good.  especially useful for large lookups, which in standard InfoPath are pretty painfully slow due to the massive amount of code that is produced by InfoPath Forms Services.  This method would mean that you could write your own code which is much more efficient.  Although to be honest ...
    Posted to Office Server 2007 Ramblings (Weblog) by bsandeman on February 15, 2008
  • MOSS Faceted Search

    Looking at Mark Harrison's blog, he points out that version 2 of the MOSS faceted search is available. Not having seen this tool before I thought I would have a look.  It seems pretty useful, but probably I need to test a lot more with many documents before I can really tell.  But it seems to add an element of guided ...
    Posted to Office Server 2007 Ramblings (Weblog) by bsandeman on January 25, 2008
  • Search & Indexing - .MSG Outlook messages & Attachments

    There seem to be some people in the big world of blogging that have posted that the correct way to get Outlook messages to be correctly crawled and made searchable within Sharepoint is to edit the registry. They are now out of date, as Microsoft have released a Filter Pack that provides this functionality, albeit undocumented. The 3 blogs I have ...
    Posted to Office Server 2007 Ramblings (Weblog) by bsandeman on January 24, 2008
  • Customising Search Results via XSLT

    Recently I have been customising MOSS search results pages using XSLT and am quite pleased with the results ;-). However, one requirement from our customer was to break up the document url into it's component parts and provide links to site and library and folder separately. In essence this is quite easy to do using Javascript splits and slices ...
    Posted to Office Server 2007 Ramblings (Weblog) by bsandeman on January 17, 2008
  • Adding Columns to Lists in Sharepoint

    Recently I have been creating site columns, content types and lists via CAML and web solution packages using VseWss 1.1 CTP. If at list creation time you ever receive the following error in your sharepoint logs Failed to do column assignments for list then you should ensure that within your list schema.xml that you are not trying to set the ...
    Posted to Office Server 2007 Ramblings (Weblog) by bsandeman on November 21, 2007
  • Where's your Chief Collaboration Officer ?

    Do you have a Chief Collaboration Officer ?? MS Office has grown into such a large platform, and as Office Zealot's im sure you would agree,  we don't see our client's utilizing even a small portion of the collaboration features that are available..  As our clients move towards Office 2007, there's a true opportunity to change the way ...
    Posted to Aaron Sloman (Weblog) by aaron on October 18, 2007
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