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Navigation in SharePoint Team Site w/ Publishing Infrastructure Activated

I recently was looking into programmatically setting up navigation in publishing sites and came across a scenario I felt I should share with the community so everyone is aware of it, and to see if there is any help with a workaround. The scenario is that when a normal team site is created it uses the...

Posted to Dave Wollerman's SharePoint Blog (Weblog) by dwollerman on 04-08-2008
MOSS: My new favorite MOSS Utility: SharePoint Manager 2007

While I've been enjoying using echo's SharePoint Spy for a while now, and how it lets me easily view MOSS object properties and schemas, I have been lately wishing for a tool that would let me UPDATE the properties, not just read them. Do stuff like turning a view from hidden to visible, unsealing...

Posted to Mirrored Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 08-21-2007
MOSS: Debugging

The debugging process in MOSS is challenging, to say the least, especially if your "development" mostly consists of modifying CAML in XML files. Some tips: Switch off Custom Errors and Enable Callstack ; especially helpful if you are doing a lot of coding against the API Minimize the number...

Posted to Mirrored Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 07-19-2007
MOSS: Site Column: LinkedTitleDocNoMenu

MOSS 2007 (and I believe SharePoint 2003 as well) has a number of built-in site columns for linking to the item or document in a list/document library, while displaying either the Name or the Title, with or without the Edit context menu. Unfortunately, the exact combination that I needed is not provided...

Posted to Mirrored Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 07-18-2007
Overriding the Content Query Web Part

Out of the box, the content query web part can only get items from one content type, but what happens if you want it to display items from more than one content type? You don't have to write a custom web part to do this thanks to Microsoft adding overrides in their content query web part. First,...

Posted to MdP's MOSS Blog (Weblog) by mdp on 06-29-2007
Building your first AJAX web part

The CodeProject now has an article about building an AJAX web part from scratch that calculates two numbers. It includes step by step instructions for setting up web.config to support AJAX. It can be accessed here: http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/MossAjaxWebPart.asp

Posted to MdP's MOSS Blog (Weblog) by mdp on 05-14-2007
MCMS 2002 API vs MOSS API

As a MCMS 2002 developer it is sometimes hard to get used to the MOSS API for Publishing. I have found that this Mapping MCMS 2002 APIs to SharePoint Server 2007 site to be very useful. I have supplied some example comparisons from the site below: CmsHttpContext Properties SPContext Properties Channel...

Posted to MdP's MOSS Blog (Weblog) by mdp on 04-13-2007
Writing a MOSS WebPart

Here is a link that helped me in creating my first MOSS WebPart, since it is a little different than SharePoint 2003. I hope this helps you as much as it helped me: http://www.codeguru.com/csharp/.net/net_asp/webforms/article.php/c12293__1/ Published Wednesday, February 14, 2007 6:57 PM by mykiep Filed...

Posted to MdP's MOSS Blog (Weblog) by mdp on 02-14-2007
Writing Custom Event Handlers for MOSS

I had to create a custom event handler in MOSS to calculate the remaining budget for a user, here is the code: using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Text; using Microsoft.SharePoint; namespace MP.EventHandlers { public class EventHandler1 : SPItemEventReceiver { public override...

Posted to MdP's MOSS Blog (Weblog) by mdp on 02-14-2007

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