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The "datenoyear" field in the SharePoint user profiles
At the moment I'm working on the new and improved version of the Macaw Birthday web part. This web part uses the Birthday field of the user profile to query for people who will have their birthday in the next "x" days. Where you can...
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The use of SPContext
When building custom web parts for Windows SharePoint Services V3. You can use the SPContext object to get for instance the site or web from the current context. But that's not all you can get from SPContext. You can also get the listitem and the...
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