I was working on a site today and I added a list web part to the site. I wanted the information to be displayed in two columns so I created a new view using Boxed, no labels as the style for the view. The only problems was the column headers that end up at the top that really don’t make … Read More
Hide Web Part Headers with SharePoint 2010 and SharePoint 2013
[Update] – I ussually don’t update previous blog posts, but in this case it wasn’t worth writing a new one. The following steps also work for hiding web part headers in SharePoint 2013. A while a go a write a short post on how to hide web part headers in SharePoint 2007. Recently I had some inquire how to do … Read More
Visual Studio 2012 and Visual Web Parts Bug?
After about 5 hours of irritation and troubleshooting, it appears there is a bug in Visual Studio 2012 when creating visual web parts. I don’t think this is the first visual web part I created with VS2012, so I’m not sure if this is a bug that has always been there or was introduced with an updated. But, here it … Read More
Including Web Parts in Your Page Layout
Recently some work I was doing required me to include some default web parts in a page layouts. I understand you can do with a custom site definition, but frankly, I prefer to stay away from those. So I set about doing it right within my custom layout and here is how I did it. I started off with Andrew … Read More
SharePoint 2010 List – Require File Attachment
While working with a custom list the other day I had the task of requiring file attachments to a custom list item. I know what you’re thinking, just create a document library with metadata. This was a little different however in that not every list item needed a file attachment, it was only list items that had specific options chosen … Read More
Using JavaScript on your Office 365 Public Site
A couple months back I was working on an Office 365 public facing site and needed to add some JavaScript to the site. In this case I was just trying to add Kontactr to a page. I know, once of the gadgets with Office 365 is Contact Us, however it is missing the CAPTCHA, something I really enjoy having to … Read More
Uploading Large Files to SharePoint 2010 Using the Client Object Model
Recently I’ve been working on a solution that required using the client object model to upload large files to SharePoint. Not having a development background, I started searching for the best way to accomplish this task. I came across this helpful blog post that gave me a good start. I followed all the recommendations in the post and went with … Read More
Hiding Folders in a Document Library View Using Powershell
I’ve been doing a lot of work with Powershell and SharePoint lately. One of the things I’ve been doing is building out several list/document library views with Powershell. In some of those views, the client has wanted to just see all of the files in a flat file structure (rather than having to drill through the folders). I actually struggled … Read More
Using the SharePoint web service to remove an item from a list
For the last project I was working on, I needed to be able to delete an item from a SharePoint list using a Forms Service compatible InfoPath form. Due to the nature of the list, I needed to search for the item to delete based on the value of three different files and no column was unique. After several unsucessful … Read More
Integrating External Document Repositories with SharePoint 2007
Ironic, the day after I publish the link to the Documentum vs. SharePoint article, Microsoft releases an MSN article on integrating the two :). So, for more information on how to integrate SharePoint 2007 with external document repository systems, such as Documentum, see the links below: Integrating External Document Repositories with SharePoint Server 2007 Code for Integrating External Content Repository … Read More
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