WebParts

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Many Different Things Rolled into a Ball

Yeah I know I don’t blog much anymore, because life has taken me places that don’t involve the interwebs unfortunately. I am in the midst of planning two events, starting a non for profit, creating more sessions for various conferences, submitting to various conferences, working a 40 hour a week job, attempting to hang out with boyfriend/friends/family. So you can see that list does not include this blog sadly that’s how it goes sometimes. The bottom piece very important over any of the top pieces....
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Posted On Sunday, March 20, 2011 10:06 AM | Feedback (0)

Why is my CSS not working...

So I had the recent privilege to work with a bunch of InputFormTextboxes and KWIZ Tagging Controls. None of them would inherit my styles using the CSSClass tags for some reason. So I shoved a couple spans around the controls in the RenderContents method and finally the links inherited everything I needed. Morale of the story: <span></span> is your friend. Technorati Tags: MOSS,SharePoint,CSS,Webparts...
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Posted On Monday, January 19, 2009 10:25 PM | Feedback (0)

Where did my ListView Web Parts Go!?

A couple of days ago we got a call that all the lists and libraries had no information on one of our websites. I looked around to see if this problem was replicated on another site. It was not. So I re-added all the ListView Webparts on the pages and went about my business. Yesterday we found one more website where nothing was showing up. I looked on the event logs, but so far I can not see the source of the problem. The logs are pretty clean since I fixed the timer job leak. I have no idea when...
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Posted On Friday, May 30, 2008 8:40 AM | Feedback (0)

The Lazy Web Parts

I was doing some documentation today on this site that is part of a collection of customized sites. It has JavaScript (yuck) and web parts galore. I get to this site that deals with Affiliated Items for this particular site and I notice that there are 5 web parts. I am wondering why do you need 5 web parts when you take in a query string and provide a list of items. What you really only need is a Query String Web Part connected to another Web Part or a Web Part that reads the Query String. For some...
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Posted On Tuesday, March 25, 2008 4:10 PM | Feedback (0)

The DataGrid and His Enemy the Dataview

I was working a SPDataGridView Webpart today. I was trying to get the grid to refresh and re-bind itself after a specific client was deleted in the web part. When I tried to clear the grid it would not clear at all. It would refresh with the exact same data, until I hit F5 on Internet Explorer. I finally thought to myself what if I get rid of the Dataview as a source and call the DataSet directly. Sure enough I change it and clear the DataSet, then rebind and grid and when I delete the client it...
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Posted On Tuesday, March 11, 2008 1:33 PM | Feedback (0)

WPF, WCF, and WF and SharePoint Cert Classes/Books/Reference Materials

I am looking around on the net for some classes for WPF, WCF, and WF plus any type of certification classes for the Microsoft Office SharePoint Server Tests. I want to try and pass at least one certification exam for MOSS by the middle of the year. I would also like to learn more information and start writing my own work flows. I know barely anything about WPF, except that it looks really nice. I bet that I could make some really snazzy webparts implementing this technology. I'm not the most awesome...
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Posted On Friday, February 22, 2008 4:52 PM | Feedback (0)

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