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Deploying a SharePoint Master Page in a Feature

A few weeks back I was tasked with deploying some content to a site collection including a new master page.  The requirements stated that upon activation of the feature, the new master page would need to be deployed out to

Michael Bowersox May 16, 2010June 9, 2010 SharePoint No Comments Read more

Enable ASP.NET AJAX in Your SharePoint 2007 Farm

SharePoint 2007 does not enable ASP.NET AJAX by default.  Although the process to enable ASP.NET AJAX on a SharePoint 2007 web application is rather straightforward, it can be time consuming and error prone due to the amount of web.config entries

Michael Bowersox March 4, 2010March 25, 2010 SharePoint No Comments Read more

Adding Configurable Properties to a SharePoint Web Part’s Tool Pane

In a previous post, we developed a simple web part to add two numbers together and display the result.  It is a great introduction to web parts in the SharePoint world, but it is lacking any end user configuration.  So,

Michael Bowersox February 19, 2010March 25, 2010 SharePoint 1 Comment Read more

How To Create a Basic SharePoint Web Part

A large part of SharePoint’s power comes from the fact that the interface is completely pluggable. Users can add web parts to pages of their choice in order to add functionality and features to a SharePoint site on demand. So,

Michael Bowersox January 15, 2010March 25, 2010 Development, SharePoint 1 Comment Read more

Executing Code in Assemblies with SharePoint CustomActions

In my previous post, I discussed the basics of using a CustomAction to enhance the functionality of a content type. We used a CustomAction to redirect and pass some parameters to another page. This functionality is great, but what if

Michael Bowersox July 23, 2009March 25, 2010 Development, SharePoint 5 Comments Read more

CustomAction Basics in SharePoint

CustomActions allow you to provide an easy way for an end user to perform some sort of action on or with a specific list item that is not available in a standard SharePoint installation. Let’s go through a simple demo

Michael Bowersox May 25, 2009March 25, 2010 Development, SharePoint No Comments Read more

Feature Receiver Basics

As you begin developing more and more complex features to be deployed to SharePoint, you will most likely come across the need to perform some additional actions when your feature is installed and activated as well as extra clean-up when

Michael Bowersox May 10, 2009March 25, 2010 Development, SharePoint No Comments Read more

Using Local Config Files with WSPBuilder

Using WSPBuilder is rather straight-forward and for most features the default configuration settings work fine. But what happens when you want to include custom CAS policies or change the default folder names? Fortunately, WSPBuilder has an extremely robust set of

Michael Bowersox April 22, 2009March 25, 2010 Development, SharePoint No Comments Read more

How To Properly Enumerate User Profiles using the SharePoint User Profile Web Service

Recently I had a need to pull all user profiles out of our SharePoint farm in order to push them into a middle-tier database that my team was building.  Since this would be run as a scheduled task on a

Michael Bowersox March 31, 2009October 19, 2011 Development, SharePoint 5 Comments Read more

WSPBuilder Folder Structure

WSPBuilder makes the process of building WSP files extremely simple as illustrated in a previous post.  WSPBuilder supports many features including deploying files to the 12 hive as well as deploying assemblies to the GAC or the web application’s bin

Michael Bowersox January 28, 2009March 25, 2010 Development, SharePoint 1 Comment Read more
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