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Webpart and Widget No Assembly Required Simplicity

I live by a mantra of "No Assembly required" when it comes to managing my own SharePoint site. I don't want to have to bug my hoster, and go through the "customization" and "development" supportability battle and I know...

Published Mon, Oct 10 2008 2:50 AM by SharePoint Joel's SharePoint Land: Posts

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Where is the change log?

Shane today in class was looking for where the SharePoint change log is. I did a quick search and found a decent answer on MSDN with detail on Change Log Freshness ... "The Change Log is a physical table in each content database, and each transaction...

Published Thu, Jul 07 2008 8:03 PM by SharePoint Joel's SharePoint Land: Posts

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MOSS 2007 Content Deployment (Part 3 of 4)

We released SharePoint Beagle, April 2008, Issue 2 today containing part 3 (in a 4 part series) about MOSS 2007 Content Deployment. If you haven’t signed-up for the SharePoint Beagle Newsletter yet, do so now so you can get your hands on this great information...

Published Thu, Apr 04 2008 7:47 AM by Bob Mixon's Blog

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MOSS 2007 Content Deployment (Part 2 of 4)

We released another great SharePoint Beagle issue today containing part 2 (in a 4 part series) about MOSS 2007 Content Deployment. If you haven’t signed-up for the SharePoint Beagle Newsletter yet, do so now so you can get your hands on this great information...

Published Wed, Apr 04 2008 7:21 PM by Bob Mixon's Blog

Filed under: Development
Lookups with Lists that Reside in Different Sites

In SharePoint, you have the ability to create a column using the Lookup field data type which will allow you to build a relationship in to another List. This gives you one-to-many and many-to-many relationships. The challenge most people have with this...

Published Sat, Jan 01 2008 5:36 PM by Bob Mixon's Blog

Filed under: Development
Getting More from the Content Query Web Part (CQWP)

Back in August I wrote a short post discussing topical and organizational site navigation models; i.e. MOSS 2007 Site Navigation - Topical Versus Organizational . I have since received a few e-mails with questions of how to roll-up specific types of information...

Published Fri, Dec 12 2007 1:54 AM by Bob Mixon's Blog

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Microsoft Pre-Release .NET Framework v3.5 - Beta 1 Released

Microsoft Pre-Release .NET Framework v3.5 - Beta 1 - Published 4/27/2007 Excerpt taken directly from the Microsoft download site : "The Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 Beta 1 is a preview release of the latest version of the .NET Framework. Many ISV...

Published Fri, Dec 12 2007 1:47 AM by Bob Mixon's Blog

Filed under: Development
Working with SharePoint Events Lists

In this article I show you: How to connect SharePoint Events to Outlook. How to unhide the base Event Content Type in SharePoint so you can create your own custom Event Content Type. 2007-10-17 - Working with SharePoint Events Lists Read More...

Published Fri, Nov 11 2007 9:46 PM by Bob Mixon's Blog

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Free Tools: Altova Authentic 2007

Altova , makers of XMLSpy , have released a free utility called Authentic. Authentic is a content editor geared for the business user to edit XML data in documents and relational databases without being exposed to the underlying technology. Altova has...

Published Fri, Nov 11 2007 11:46 AM by Bob Mixon's Blog

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CAML.NET - Simplistic yet Brilliant

I was catching up on my blog feeds today and came across a post titled " Write your CAML Queries in C# using CAML.NET "... If you have done any development work in SharePoint, chances are you have encountered CAML (Collaborative Application...

Published Wed, Nov 11 2007 1:42 AM by Bob Mixon's Blog

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Webpart and Widget No Assembly Required Simplicity

Where is the change log?

MOSS 2007 Content Deployment (Part 3 of 4)

MOSS 2007 Content Deployment (Part 2 of 4)

Lookups with Lists that Reside in Different Sites

Getting More from the Content Query Web Part (CQWP)

Microsoft Pre-Release .NET Framework v3.5 - Beta 1 Released

Working with SharePoint Events Lists

Free Tools: Altova Authentic 2007

CAML.NET - Simplistic yet Brilliant