Just my ramblings on technology and software development
I’m constantly amazed when I check my blog stats at how popular an old article I wrote on using Object tags as a replacement for an Iframe has become. This is obviously an area that people are having trouble finding … Read More »
A common ask, using MOSS Workflow and InfoPath 2007 with a form library to handle basic business needs such as Travel Request forms. This isn’t anything earth-shaking or new, but it is the really valuable core functionality of MOSS that … Read More »
I’m working with an EAV schema (Open schema) and wanted to have a full pivot of my data available in a view, even after new fields were added to the source. I found a clever way to dynamically generate the … Read More »
Joel Oleson had some great suggestions for increasing SharePoint Index performance. A lot of these go for your farm performance in general. There are at least two that would not have occurred to me, make sure you take a look: … Read More »
I have had two machines running vista get this error, each referencing a different DLL file. Bad Image : C:Windowssystem32* is either not designed to run on Windows or it contains an error. Try installing the program again using the … Read More »
I’ve had a hectic schedule lately, and the blog has suffered because of it. Here’s a little something to lighten the mood: A Mac vs. PC commercial style comparison of iPhone and Windows Smartphone. It’s good for a smile. http://www.istartedsomething.com/20070226/iphone-smartphone-ad/ … Read More »
So you developed a slick MOSS webpart, but you do some fancy AJAX and the ASP.Net event validation system is throwing exceptions for you? Sometimes it isn’t practical/possible to register all your values for event validation with the clientscriptmanager, and … Read More »
So has anyone worked with this thing yet!? Microsoft has quietly released some new functionality in a hotfix for WSS. This new functionality allows WSS to work with externally stored files and documents. There still isn’t any documentation on this, … Read More »
It’s friday, and this is SharePoint Link Love. Here are the most interesting SharePoint links this week: MOSS Search Server Express was released, and Joel Oleson has some good coverage. Eric Charran has two great articles. His discussion on how … Read More »
The concept of a CTE, or common table expression, is something new in SQL 2005, and it is hugely powerful for things such as traversing trees or hierarchies, among other things. You can use a CTE to generate an ad-hoc … Read More »