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I have nothing against the author, as I have never read the book, so don’t get this post twisted. I do however, have some extreme reservations regarding SharePoint Designer, having been burned with it on multiple occasions (you can’t use it with SmartCards for example, so for military sites, you are up poops creek sans […]
Well didn't that suck, especially on a frickin Sunday, go figure. AC (Andrew Connell) let me know that the main feed off the site was farting out today, which was a pain in the butt to fix, ugh. The first problem was fixing the actual feed generation off the nuke content module itself. Well, unbeknown [...]
I have finished posting 18 new InfoPath development articles that are available on the main sharepointsecurity.com site for your to browse and learn InfoPath development from, called my "Mastering InfoPath Development Series". They take you through everything from beginning InfoPath development to building a simple Form WebPart if you don't have InfoPath available in your [...]
A question was posted on the newsgroups on how to build a reusable method that could return the item count from a specified folder, here is one that works just fine:
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C#:
private int GetItemsForFolderInt(SPFolder folder)
{
int i = folder.Files.Count;
foreach (SPFolder myFolder in ((IEnumerable) folder.SubFolders))
{
i += GetItemsForFolderInt(myFolder);
}
return i;
}
So, you would of course have to [...]
Regardless of its a WebPart, or a client application that is going to integrate with SharePoint, for the love of all that is great and holy, lock down your custom developed assemblies, and don't blindly give permission to things that probably shouldn't have elevated permission sets.
The best way to do this is to start from [...]
Ok, honestly, I know I can filter these out in Outlook, or could add the domain with Spam Assassin on my relay server, but the fact of the matter is from legit, United States based firms, I SHOULDN'T HAVE TO. Yeah, I am wasting more time writing these back then the 5 seconds it would [...]
One of the benefits that we as SharePoint developers, and as general ASP.NET 2.0 developers, gain when doing composite control development (WebPart development) is the ability to exploit WebPart properties to authorized end users. This is indeed a portion of the development framework that is very, very nice, as we empower our end users with [...]
