Dave Yules

Dave Yules

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Dave Yules is the owner of Adhesive Productions, LLC a media production and software research and development company, as well as a Technology Specialist for a Law Firm based in Boston, MA.

Home page: http://www.adhesiveproductions.com

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XSLT How To: Reordering and Alternate Styling based on Position

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While XSLT is fantastic for organizing and styling XML, when it comes to manipulating the sequence of the information in a way other than basic sorting, it sort of comes up short. Specifically, it seems there isn’t a prepackaged way to grab an item, then simultaneously place it higher in the list and remove it from its original location. This simply cannot be accomplished with the element.

Sharepoint Security: Minimum Rights Required to Check SPBasePermissions

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Recently I was tasked with securing an ASP Button on our Sharepoint 2010 portal using C#. What we needed was to check and see if the SPContext.Current.User had specific rights to an SPList, then display the button if they did.

Embedding a PDF Object in a SharePoint 2010 Web part using C#

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Recently I was assigned the task of displaying a PDF in a SharePoint Web part. I figured it’d be easy enough to display it in an iframe or simply embed it on the page, but unfortunately my assumption couldn’t have been further from the truth.

Why is my iPhone 3 so slow?!

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Your iPhone 3 is slow because of Location Services. Turn it off by going into Settings >> General >> Location Services, and turn it off. That's the quickest way to an impressively faster experience in all of your applications.

iPhone Object Animation using Transform, Scale, and Alpha

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iPhone Animation is surprisingly simple. To initiate and run an animation in Xcode you only need the following code...

Creating a .plist file from SQL using XMLTextWriter (C#)

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Before doing anything else, manually create a quick example of what your .plist file will look like in Xcode, and then view it as XML. Take note of the structure to gain an understanding of how .plist files are formed. Once you’ve done that, go ahead into Visual Studio

Adding a UIViewController to the MainWindow of your iPhone App (SDK 4)

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Adding a UIViewController to a XIB file is easy. Too easy in fact, because there are a slew of other processes that are not obvious to an inexperienced iOS developer but are required to get the thing to actually work.
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