Archive for the 'SharePoint' Category

MOSS & custom master pages

Tuesday, August 5th, 2008

I just found an interesting “feature” in MOSS publishing infrastructure. We’re designing a custom master page for our MOSS portal solution. If I recall correctly, we started with Heather Solomon’s minimal master page, but I’m not really sure. We swiped out all of the built-in styles and layouts to achieve maximum flexibility and stylability of MOSS [...]

Sharepoint - LOC?

Thursday, December 20th, 2007

This is rather a question or an idea for a discussion than a regular blog post. I’m just wondering how does one count LOC in Sharepoint? Or, to be more general, how do you measure the amount of work that has been invested in creating a solution in Sharepoint. A solution can consist of [...]

Sharepoint Workflow modificēšanas formas izveide ar InfoPath

Thursday, August 23rd, 2007

Iesākumam Workflow modificēšanas formas jāveido kā InfoPath XSN formas, nevis kā ASPX formas. InfoPath ir dabūjams pilnajā MSOffice paketē, oficiāli tas piederas pie “Microsoft Office Suites and Applications 2007″ pakas Pašas formas izveide Jāveido jauna forma, to veidojot uzreiz vēlams uzstādīt ķeksi “hide features that do not work in InfoPath Forms Services” (saucas kaut kā citādi, bet ideja [...]

Sharepoint un yyyy.MM.dd

Tuesday, July 31st, 2007

Kad uzinstalēsiet Sharepoint valodu paku, par kuru rakstīju iepriekšējā ierakstā un gribēsiet, lai “viss būtu pavisam latviski”, var gadīties vilties tāpat kā man. SPPS ļauj glīti nomainīt gan “Sort order”, gan “Locale” katram atsevišķam Web vai Site objektam. To dara apmēram šādi. Varam uzstādīt latviešu lokāli un latviešu kārtošanas secību. Rezultātā iegūstam, ka konkrētā vietne [...]

Sharepoint runā latviski

Tuesday, July 31st, 2007

Šodien (31.07.2007) ir nopublicēta latviešu valodas paka, kas paredzēta Microsoft Office Sharepoint Server. Tā pieejama Microsoft lejupielāžu centrā “par velti”, tas ir, licencēšanas noteikumi tie paši vecie. Ļoti ceru, ka tulkojums būs pilnīgs un bez īpaši pamanāmām kļūdām. Lejupielāde: MOSS2007 valodu paka. Ja nepieciešama valodu paka “plikajam” Windows Sharepoint Services, tā pieejama jau ilgāku laiku.Te gan uzreiz [...]

Sharepoint, MOSS un WSS - 2007. versija

Wednesday, November 22nd, 2006

Šķiet, esmu viens no retajiem LV, kuram šīs lietas vispār interesē, tomēr pastāstīšu - lai jau saglabājas nākotnei. Kopš šī gada sākuma tīmeklī it bieži tiek pieminēts “jaunais Sharepoint” - visvairāk kā apjūsmojoši ieraksti dažādos blogos, cik ērts gan tas būs. Runa ir par Sharepoint 2007, precīzāk, diviem Sharepoint saimes produktiem - Windows Sharepoint Services (WSS) [...]

Finding SPListItem by its ID

Monday, December 19th, 2005

I just found out that some operations in my SharePoint application run quite slow when used on lists containing large amounts of listitems. In the particular case it was approximately 2,500 items in the list. The result is: NEVER use this code construction to find an element by its ID: oList = oWeb.Lists(”LongList”) [...]

SPUser? SPException!

Thursday, October 13th, 2005

Something on SharePoint(TM) again. Either you love it or hate it, you have to work around all the pitfalls anyway. So we all know that in SharePoint you can allow people and assign them SharePoint roles in two ways: creating a “Sharepoint User” within the portal and assigning roles to the user, adding a domain group to [...]

Calculated fields in CAML

Monday, September 26th, 2005

So you have a SharePoint list with a calculated field. You want to select items based on the calculated field beginning with some specific substring. You write a CAML query: <Where> <BeginsWith> <FieldRef Name=”SortDate” /> <Value Type=”Calculated”>200509</Value> </BeginsWith> </Where> This won’t work. (At least on my [...]

Changing the title of an SPFile object.

Tuesday, August 2nd, 2005

Ok, from now on, I’ll write SharePoint related posts here in English. However, English is not my native language, so I beg your pardon in advance for all those grammatical mistakes, style errors etc. I believe the use of commas is the most horrible part of it. In Sharepoint it’s very easy to believe that a [...]