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Latest Free SharePoint Software

ARB Security Solutions regularly releases free SharePoint software, including WebParts, Client Applications, Framework Extensions, and other Miscellaneous Components.
The most recent freeware is:

Title: Simple SharePoint Rollup WebPart
Date Published: 10/22/2009

Previous Two Free WebPart Releases:

SecureCenter For SharePoint

By SharePoint security integrators, for SharePoint security integrators.

SharePoint Security Assurance Program™

For externally facing SharePoint deployments, security is an acutely important deployment concern. Learn how through daily security scanning, you can ensure external business users and partners that they can collaborate in confidence!

Security Assurance WebPart:



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You know, part of me loathes switching hosting providers because of the quantity of energy it would take to do so, but man, these problematic issues over the previous two days have thoroughly chapped my ass. First, they tell me that it isn’t a considerable difficulty, they just switched my site root, i.e. the _SERVER["SITE_ROOT"] [...]


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You might have experienced a road block when trying to the update the ‘ ModerationStatus’ field with other fields. Any attempt to do so will result in an exception “You cannot change moderation status and set other item properties at that same time”


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Here is the scenario, you may want to get an object(SPListItem) without iterating through the list item collection, if you know the URL of the file the GetObject() returns the item. Section#1 1: 1.


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1: SPSite spSite = new SPSite( “http://nishand:100/sites/InternetSite/” ); 2: SPRecycleBinItemCollection collection = spSite.RecycleBin; 3: 4: for ( int x = 0; x < collection.Count ; x++) 5: { 6: collection[x].Delete(); x = x-1; 7: } 8: The above code works only for the items deleted by the user who runs the application/current user. Any attempt to delete a file deleted by other user from the recycle bin file will result in an exception "Operation is not valid due to the current state of the object." We do have an overridden Delete() function, that helps to delete all RecycleBin items.


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