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  • Free SharePoint eLearning classes available from Microsoft

    Please note that these classes are not completely targeted at SharePoint end users, but if you're at all curious about how to get started building your own custom web parts or applications using SharePoint these are worth taking a look at. My experience with these courses in the past is that they...
    Posted to For The User (Weblog) by ferringer on 12-14-2007

  • Operation is not valid due to the current state of the object

    Operation is not valid due to the current state of the object This is one of the common errors that you see during SharePoint development. There could be many reasons for this error to occur. Here I will discuss one scenario. I have noticed that sometimes calling SPContext throws this error. It seems...
    Posted to All About SharePoint - S.S. Ahmed - MVP Microsoft SharePoint (Weblog) by ssa on 11-25-2007

  • Create Your Own Data Entry Form Web Part

    There are many scenarios that I always run into on projects or client sites that we need to create our own data entry forms for lists. Microsoft has really done a lot of work around this in exposing the objects that SharePoint uses so we can reuse these and have the same SharePoint look and feel. This...
    Posted to Ethan's blog (Weblog) by ethan on 09-24-2007

  • Working With Features Through Code

    This post will show you how to work with features through code. Using the API we can install, uninstall, activate and deactivate features. Install a Feature. To install a feature we first need to get a reference to our local farm. SPFarm oFarm = SPFarm.Local; Then all we have to do is add the feature...
    Posted to Ethan's blog (Weblog) by ethan on 09-23-2007

  • Working With Solutions Through Code

    This post will show you how to install and deploy solutions with code. The API is very rich in its objects and makes the solution framework available to install and deploy solutions in code. You can also see what servers and web applications that a solutions has been deployed to. The first thing we do...
    Posted to Ethan's blog (Weblog) by ethan on 09-16-2007

  • Inspecting Policies for a Web Application

    MOSS 2007 has a new feature called Web Application Policies. These are security permissions that is tied to a Web Application. These security settings override any security setting that is set at the Site Collection or Site (Web) level for that user. This post will show you how to get all the policies...
    Posted to Ethan's blog (Weblog) by ethan on 09-11-2007

  • How to Auto Detect Your SharePoint Environment

    This post will show you how to auto detect your Web Applications and Site Collections using the object model. In SPS2003 there was a SPGlobalAdmin object in the Microsoft.SharePoint.Administration namespace. That has been depracted, in MOSS 2007 we have a new object called SPFarm in the same namespace...
    Posted to Ethan's blog (Weblog) by ethan on 09-11-2007
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