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• List does not exist. AccessDenied.aspx. I finally figured it out...

  So this is an interesting issue. The problem that I was having to cause this error to come up was using the SPSite.AllWebs[Guid] collection to get the web that I wanted. Well, when the code is run under the impersonation of a user that doesn't have... Posted Nov 13 2007, 08:22 AM by ChadClarke with | with 2 comment(s) Filed under: Portal, MOSS 2007, Bug, problem, WSS 3.0, Web Parts, SPWeb, SPSite, List Security, Site Security, SharePoint Security, AccessDenied.aspx, List does not exist.

• SharePoint BUG! Can't keep title of web part on list's form pages!

  So if you create a list on a typical site in Sharepoint, you'll notice that the web part contained within does not have a title. Fair enough, wouldn't look great with one, but if you want to add a web part below that one, and keep this web parts... Posted Oct 26 2007, 02:04 PM by ChadClarke with | with 5 comment(s) Filed under: MOSS 2007, SharePoint, Bug, problem, WSS 3.0, Web Parts, SPWeb, Discussion, Developers

• Custom Web Part Code: Adding the default doc lib menu to a custom web part

  So I found a way to add the default drop down menu to the items of a custom web part control. Its pretty convoluted, so if you form a more direct way let me know. See code below: This Template is needed to be instantiated, but we don't render it.... Posted Oct 01 2007, 08:19 AM by ChadClarke with | with 7 comment(s) Filed under: JavaScript, Portal, MOSS 2007, C#, SharePoint, Visual Studio, example, WSS 3.0, Web Parts, list form field control, custom list form control, SPWeb, SPSite, Discussion

• Custom Web Part Code: Deleting an Item

  So this works, but if anyone has any brighter ideas, I have open ears... I was creating a document library web part and had to recreate some of the functionality in the menu... So here is the way I delete and Item... Declare and initialize a hidden field... Posted Sep 26 2007, 03:26 PM by ChadClarke with | with 8 comment(s) Filed under: JavaScript, MOSS 2007, C#, SharePoint, WSS 3.0, Web Parts, list form control, SPWeb, SPSite, SDK

• Discussion: SPSite/Site Collection: Does it contain the permission and features that are inherited to the sites within?

  Or does the root web(site) contain those? If the root web(site) contains holds all of that information, is the SPSite(Site Collection) simply a container for SPWebs(Sites)? I'm interested to see peoples thoughts here. Also, SPSite can not contain... Posted Sep 19 2007, 08:30 AM by ChadClarke with | with no comments Filed under: MOSS 2007, SharePoint, WSS 3.0, SPWeb, SPSite, Differences, Discussion

• Discussion: What is the purpose of PortalName and PortalURL properties of SPSite

  I am unsure as to what the purpose here is. From what I've seen this is how you associate various site collections(SPSite) back to a central "portal" (another site collection). I'm guessing that if these properties are set then a link... Posted Sep 10 2007, 12:39 PM by ChadClarke with | with 6 comment(s) Filed under: Portal, MOSS 2007, SharePoint, WSS 3.0, SPWeb, SPSite, Discussion

• Discussion: Site versus Web in MOSS 2007

  I would like to open this discussion up because I'm having trouble differentiating the terms. Especially when dealing with the object model. SPSite vs. SPWeb. Are there any known differences? My latest thoughts have been that SPSite is the top level... Posted Sep 07 2007, 09:59 AM by ChadClarke with | with 6 comment(s) Filed under: MOSS 2007, C#, SharePoint, SPWeb, SPSite, Differences, Discussion