Integrating a Custom ASP.NET Application into SharePoint (Part 2)
In my last post, I began describing how to integrate a custom ASP.NET application into SharePoint. SharePoint is a fantastic platform for building applications, and being able to create your own pages...
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In my last two posts here and here I began describing how to integrate a custom ASP.NET application into SharePoint. The first post focused on the essentials, and detailed how to get your application...
View ArticleTen Free SharePoint Themes
The Ten Themes for SharePoint in VSeWSS was just released and contains 10 very cool themes, absolutely free and full of glitzy eye candy. I personally don’t use VSeWSS, but you can just extract the...
View ArticleASP.NET Tip/Trick: Use a Base Page Class for All Application Pages
All coders worth their salt know that duplicating code isn’t a best practice, and you should consolidate and leverage object inheritance where necessary. When done correctly, this promotes better...
View ArticleIntegrating a Custom ASP.NET Application into SharePoint (Part 4)
At the end of my last post in the Integrating a Custom Application Into SharePoint series, I had completely forgotten that I promised to describe how to package everything up into features and solution...
View ArticleSQL Tip/Trick: Retrieving Records as a Comma-Delimited Value Using FOR XML...
Once in awhile I run across a need to create a delimited list from a set of rows in a SQL table. The old-school method is to use a cursor to iterate over these rows and build a dynamic string. As we...
View ArticleSharePoint Tip/Trick: Specifying a Relative Portal Site Connection Link
There are a variety of reasons why you’d want to create multiple site collections – to avoid recommended capacity limits, to provide a logical site structure, etc. One of the drawbacks with creating...
View ArticleFixing the "Selected file was not found” Error When Adding an Attachment to...
If you’re at all familiar with creating Visual Studio-authored workflows for SharePoint, you’re probably aware that you can also create custom task forms for tasks that have been assigned in that...
View ArticleImplementing a LINQ version of SQL’s LIKE Operator
One of the requirements of one of my recent projects was to implement a search page which allowed the user to enter a search term that supported wildcards. The search term could contain any number of...
View ArticleSharePoint 2010 Wallpapers
Not sure why, but any time I build a virtual machine I like to set its wallpaper to something that looks good, yet also identifies what the purpose of the virtual machine is. I recently just built a...
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