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  • Generic CSV or SQL data importer for SharePoint list

    I finally got bored of rewriting the same console application to move data from a csv or a sql table into a SharePoint list! The result is a generic console application that is capable of importing either a CSV or SQL data from a stored procedure. The app uses the object model so it needs to be run on...
    Posted to Mirrored Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 09-09-2008

  • Web part custom property - dropdown list

    It isn't immediately obvious how to include a drop down list as a custom property on a web part. To do this you simply use an enum. Eg. //create enum public enum ProductByEnum {ByType = 0, ByBrand, ByChemistry}; //create get/set for the property protected ProductByEnum productsBy; [Personalizable...
    Posted to Mirrored Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 12-19-2007

  • Creating XHTML compliant ASP.Net server controls

    ASP.Net is great but many of the controls use table tags when they render. I am currently in the process of developing some Internet sites using MOSS 2007 which need to meet accessibility guidelines so these controls, in their out of the box state, are no use to me. We have tried applying the CSS adapters...
    Posted to Mirrored Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 12-12-2007

  • Excellent post about making SharePoint xhtml compliant

    For anyone using the web content management components of MOSS 2007 to produce Internet sites this is essential reading. SharePoint uses a lot of ASP.Net controls which render using tables and non compliant html. To get rid of this there are a few things you can do which are explained in this blog post...
    Posted to Mirrored Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 12-10-2007

  • Setting custom properties on web parts

    When creating web parts it is often useful to allow users to supply some additional parameters to the web part. This can be done by adding custom attributes which can then be set by the user and used in your code. To do this use the following syntax: [Personalizable(PersonalizationScope.User), WebBrowsable...
    Posted to Mirrored Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 12-03-2007
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