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Using SP.UI.ModalDialog in SharePoint 2010
01 year ago
I find this class very useful when creating visual webparts in SharePoint 2010 that require some sort of administrative feature or user feedback. In fact, if you look at the SharePoint 2010 architecture, you'll notice that Microsoft have tried to avoid moving you to different pages in favor of the modal view.
LexisNexis InterAction CRM .NET API (5.6 SP4)
01 year ago
I recently had the opportunity to start a project involving the build of a custom interface into LexisNexis's InterAction CRM. In the past I would go straight to the pre-built web services which the vendor provides out of the box, however with version 5.3+ you can now take advantage of the .NET API.
Creating a .plist file from SQL using XMLTextWriter (C#)
01 year ago
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
The Sitecore Blog Module
81 year ago
Sitecore is one of the leading providers of CMS (Content Management System) solutions and recently they launched an open module called EviBlog enabling you to host a corporate blog within your existing Sitecore environment.
Using a ModalPopupExtender in a SharePoint Webpart Class
41 year ago
Most of the examples on how to use the Ajax Control Toolkit ModalPopupExtender are done in ASP.Net, however in this example I'll explain how to use this control in a SharePoint Webpart with all of the code living in the class.
Nesting a Repeater in an Ajax Toolkit Accordion
31 year ago
Adding an ASP.Net Repeater to a web page is a fairly easy task, however I recently ran into a brick wall when I nested this control within an AjaxToolkit Accordion. Although the Repeater control can be referenced as an object in the class, it cannot be manipulated.
Using the AJAX Control Toolkit with SharePoint 2010
141 year ago
With SharePoint 2010, the AJAX stuff is already there, but the script managers do not work with the AJAX Control Toolkit. Here is how I finally managed to get this working.