52 days ago by Bijay Kumar

Webpart will have default properties like Title, Chrome Type, Size etc. But while developing a custom webpart properties like WebBrowsableAttribute and PersonalizableAttribute are used for setting properties for that webpart. So at the time of configuring the webpart these properties will be availab ...

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59 days ago by sladescross

http://www.dotnetmafia.com/blogs/dotnettipoftheday/archive/2011/12/08/using-search-to-find-recently-modified-files-in-sharepoint-2010.aspx?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+CoreysDotNetTipOfTheDay+%28Corey+Roth+-+DotNetMafia.com%29 The first thing we need to do is change the ...

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74 days ago by Arjuna Chiththananda

You can create nice looking expandable regions using just HTML and some Java scripting. This is specially useful if you are to create a site without any major programming languages. Today I thought to share an expandable region that I created to give you an idea to get it done. When the code works i ...

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77 days ago by sladescross

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc300767.aspx As with standard Web Parts, it is possible to dynamically create controls wrapped by GenericWebPart. If it is a user control, you must dynamically load and create the user control instance with a call to Page.LoadControl. Second, you must explic ...

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82 days ago by Bijay Kumar

As I have discussed previously the way to get the 4 part assembly name by using this URL, which sometimes gives the wrong result. So here I am describing the way you can get the 4 part assembly name of your custom web part. First of all add the web part to the SharePoint site by edit the page and cl ...

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86 days ago by ken zheng

I have a Silverlight web part that would like to be included in 2007 environment. I used pageview web part to have the 2010 page address. All work well except there was scroll bar. After a few hours finding, you need to add a css in your 2010 page to remove the default “#s4-workspace” overflow setti ...

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97 days ago by mossipqueen

It is a pain when you create a new wiki page and you just want it to look like the default page, but it doesn’t because its got this Recently Modified section on the top of the Quick Launch. Here is how you get rid of that eyesaw: Add a CEWP to the page and switch to the HTML/source view of the web ...

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97 days ago by mossipqueen

With SharePoint allowing security to be managed all the way down to the item/document level, it can easily become quite a mystery to users- just who has access to what exactly? The best way to avoid this confusion is to avoid item level security and only break permission inheritance at the libray le ...

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103 days ago by adisimon

Think about this scenario: you are tasked to do develop a custom SharePoint web part with a few custom properties. This custom web part will be removed and added back to a page during feature activation during a typical solution patch deployment process. The requirement dictates that web part proper ...

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111 days ago by Bijay Kumar

The list view web part are used by SharePoint to list and library data. When a new list is created, the web part for the list is also created automatically.List view web parts can show one view at a time from the list or library to which it is pointing.If you want to show more than one view of a lis ...

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