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Same .webpart url in Web Part Gallery causes weirdness
Joe Capka
I ran into an interesting issue today, and although I haven't fully tested this yet, I think I now get what is going on. I was working on refactoring a number of web parts for a customer, they had a less experienced SharePoint dev create a bit of a mess instead of a proper WSP, and so my first task was to create a proper SharePoint project in Visual Studio and include the necessary web parts. No issues, all worked on my clean test environment. I then proceed to deploy my shiny new WSP on the t [read].
Posted: Wed, Jan 4th '12 |
If you still don’t ‘get’ what Governance is
Joe Capka
True story: About one year ago I went to Microsoft TechEd in Berlin and attended all types of sessions. I was there to learn about technology, and I somewhat accidentally attended a session on SharePoint governance. I didn’t really know what that was, and frankly I couldn’t have cared less. I am a techie, and this was some sort of new fad that the global companies were all raving about. Some sort of corporate mumbo jumbo that was useless when it came down to doing some real work. Not a singl [read].
Posted: Fri, Nov 4th '11 |
Navigation on Public Facing SharePoint Sites
Joe Capka
One thing that all sites (SharePoint or not) need is some form of navigation. This is true for all sites, not just public sites. There are plenty of types of navigation elements, but if we stick to public sites, there tend to be the following few types: Main navigation. This is almost always a horizontal list of links across the top of the page. These links do not change regardless of where on the site the user is. Sometimes each link will have a sub-navigation that is shown using JavaScript wh [read].
Posted: Tue, Nov 1st '11 |
Build for the end user
Joe Capka
I attended a session at the European SharePoint conference today about building public facing websites using SharePoint. I respect the effort that the speakers put into their session and I agree that they had a nice looking web site created. However I strongly disagree with the methods they demonstrated and was disappointed to see these methods demonstrated as good practices. There were two specific methods that I strongly disagree with demonstrated at the session: Hiding the ribbon for anony [read].
Posted: Thu, Oct 20th '11 |
There are comments and then there are comments
Joe Capka
The title may be somewhat vague, but in this post I want to alert you to the different type of comments you can use when working with ASP.NET. I have seen too many developers not understand the difference between
and
The first type is an HTML comment which instructs the browser to ignore the contents. The second type is an ASP.NET comment which instructs the ASP.NET parser to ignore the contents. This is a very important distinction. The first type of comment means nothing to the ASP.NET [read].
Posted: Fri, Aug 26th '11 |
Free Brainstorming Session
Joe Capka
Are you interested in what SharePoint is and what it could do for your business? XComplica is currently offering a free brainstorming session to help you answer these questions! Visit www.xcomplica.com/Promo for more details. [read].
Posted: Wed, Aug 24th '11 |
Public facing sites using SharePoint 2010
Joe Capka
This post is the first in a series that will walk you through building public facing sites in SharePoint 2010. I will discuss a method that I use for this process, whether or not it is the best method I leave up to you to decide. In the past I used site definitions, but I recently decided to switch to the new web template method. In order to save myself and others time in the future, I have created a starter web template for public sites. You can download this at Codeplex: http://xcomplicaps.cod [read].
Posted: Tue, Aug 23rd '11 |
SPSTC Slides
Joe Capka
I spoke at SharePoint Saturday The Conference and as promised, here are the slides for both sessions and the transcript of the powershell presentation. I also promised the code for the branded site, I will clean this up and post on codeplex in the near future. I will also write some articles on the process of creating such a site, so keep an eye on this blog. Slides of Branded Site talk Slides of Powershell talk Transcript of Powershell talk [read].
Posted: Tue, Aug 16th '11 |
Speaking at SharePoint Saturday the Conference
Joe Capka
I am excited to say that I'll be speaking at the [read].
Posted: Wed, Jul 6th '11 |
Deploying a Document Library including content using a Feature
Joe Capka
Recently I needed to deploy a SharePoint document library as a feature, but with some documents already in it. In my case it was because of demo content, the customer wanted to do some training and needed a pre-filled document library. I can see this useful in other times however, such as including templates for documents, etc. The solution for this is not difficult, but since I could not find any instructions online for this I thought I'd write a post. In short, you need to create a feature t [read].
Posted: Fri, May 20th '11 |
Great Motorcycle Ride
Joe Capka
Disclaimer: Not a SharePoint post Mel and I took a fantastic ride on the motorbike today. For anyone in the Amsterdam area who rides motorcycles, here is a great trip: View Larger Map [read].
Posted: Sun, May 8th '11 |
XComplica SharePoint 2010 Usage File Analyzer
Joe Capka
At my last DIWUG talk I mentioned that the Web Analytics functionality in SharePoint 2010 begins with the WssTracing service creating .usage files in the 14\LOGS folder. These files are in some nice binary format and it would sometimes be nice if we could open these up for debugging purposes. So I cracked open reflector today and had a look at the code MS uses to import these files. A day later, and I created a little tool that reads these files and lets you have a look into them. You can down [read].
Posted: Thu, Apr 28th '11 |
Nice surprise in my mailbox
Joe Capka
I was awarded the Microsoft Community Contributor Award yesterday for the time I have spent in the forums. Thanks MS and whoever else may be responsible. I like new flair for my blog. Not quite at 37 pieces but working on it. :) [read].
Posted: Thu, Apr 28th '11 |
Speaking at DIWUG
Joe Capka
I will be speaking at our local user group (DIWUG) on the 26th of April. I will be talking about the built in Web Analytics in SharePoint 2010. For more info see the agenda. Should be a fun talk, I'll do my best to make it entertaining. If there is anything specific you want to see/hear, leave a comment or get me on twitter @jcapka [read].
Posted: Thu, Apr 14th '11 |
Copying Managed Metadata between site collections with code
Joe Capka
I was recently writing an event handler on a list that was suposed to copy the contents of a list item form one site collection to another. The code was fairly simple except that the Managed Metadata columns would not copy. My first attempt was to simply copy the value of the taxonomy field from one list item to another, this worked for all the other fields in question, so why not? //targetItem and sourceItem are SPListItem type targetItem["metaColumn"] = sourceItem["metaColumn"]; This didn't [read].
Posted: Wed, Mar 16th '11 |
Why I think ViewState is EVIL
Joe Capka
The infamous ASP.NET ViewState has been with us for a long time now, and yet I often get the feeling that most developers have no idea how it really works. Over the years, I have told the following story to a number of developers, and while there are a number of articles on the web about this, I still keep seeing code that makes me cringe too often. Perhaps my post can add to the various articles and cause a critical mass that will once and for all put an end to ViewState. Or perhaps not. :) En [read].
Posted: Thu, Mar 10th '11 |
ASP MVC and SharePoint 2010
Joe Capka
Ever since ASP MVC came out, I have been a huge fan. I love how MVC embraces the web instead of abstracting it like web forms do. Being a SharePoint guy however, I am currently stuck with web forms. Now I have to admit that web forms work great for an intranet data oriented solution, and this is also where SharePoint has a lot of strength. I however tend to focus on internet facing web sites where MVC is far superior in my opinion. It should come as no surprise that I have been wondering how to [read].
Posted: Thu, Feb 10th '11 |
Powershell and ONET.XML gotchya
Joe Capka
I have been suspecting this for some time now, but as of today I am sure that there is some funny caching going on in the PowerShell New-SPSite cmdlet. I was working on a custom site definition for SharePoint 2010, specifically I was messing around in the ONET.XML with web part placement. I had changed the layout of a page and needed to move my web parts to different zones. So I changed the WebPartZoneID attribute as usual, but I could not get it to work. My web parts were being inserted into [read].
Posted: Wed, Dec 15th '10 |
Nicer Claims Login Page SharePoint 2010
Joe Capka
I have been working on a Forms Based Authentication (FBA) solution for an internet site and one of the requirements was the creation of a custom login page, one that will be somewhat more user friendly than the drop down page that SharePoint 2010 uses. Most internet users will have no clue what to do with the "choose your claims provider" drop down so we wanted to show a page with a username and password box where most users will enter their credentials. These will be authenticated against the [read].
Posted: Tue, Dec 7th '10 |
Beware Parallels 6
Joe Capka
I have been using Parallels virtualization for almost two years now, and I was completely happy with version 4 and 5. VMs were stable and fast, no issues. Recently version 6 came out, and it has been a total piece of sh*t. It has managed to destroy a number of VMs at this point from corrupting SharePoint dlls to making windows think it is no longer a genuine copy. I thought maybe I'd just create a clean install of W2K8 based on version 6 since sometimes VMs that are upgraded can have issues ri [read].
Posted: Fri, Dec 3rd '10 |
XComplica is hiring
Joe Capka
I have had plans for a long time to grow my business, and the time to start hiring some help has come. See www.xcomplica.com/careers for more details. Spreading the word is appreciated! [read].
Posted: Fri, Nov 19th '10 |
DIWUG Slides etc.
Joe Capka
Yesterday I did a talk at the Dutch Information Worker User Group (DIWUG) about Practical Powershell for the SharePoint professional. As promised I am posting my slide deck as well as the scripts used. I've put all the material in a zip file that you can download. I've added all the files that I used for the demo yesterday plus a few scripts that I didn't get a chance to run but were mentioned in the slides. Note that these are very 'demo' scripts and have lots of stuff hardcoded, no error hand [read].
Posted: Fri, Nov 19th '10 |
Handy powershell script for "Data is Null" error
Joe Capka
Earlier I blogged about a "Data is Null" error breaking the search in SharePoint 2010.nbsp;a href="http://jcapka.blogspot.com/2010/08/nasty-data-is-null-error-in-sharepoint.html"http://jcapka.blogspot.com/2010/08/nasty-data-is-null-error-in-sharepoint.html/abr /br /Seems that while we were on the right path, the cause of the problem was just a little off. nbsp;When creating a new site group through code, the parameter that was causing the problem is not the "default user" parameter but rather th [read].
Posted: Fri, Oct 29th '10 |
A moment of clarity
Joe Capka
Today I had a moment of clarity when typing the name of a SharePoint assembly. I was getting Powershell ready to use with SharePoint and typed:br /br /Add-PSSnapin Microsoft.SharePoint.PowersHellbr /br /Something caused me to hit the shift key at just the right moment, and I realized how wide SharePoint adoption is. nbsp; :)div class="blogger-post-footer"img width='1' height='1' src='https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/tracker/8690173-1569005312738031635?l=jcapka.blogspot.com' alt='' //div [read].
Posted: Fri, Oct 29th '10 |
Article on LINQ to SharePoint
Joe Capka
I recently had an article published in the DIWUG SharePoint eMagazine, introducing LINQ to SharePoint. The magazine is a free download and has some great content so get yourself a copy atnbsp;a href="http://www.diwug.nl/Pages/downloads.aspx"http://www.diwug.nl/Pages/downloads.aspx/adiv class="blogger-post-footer"img width='1' height='1' src='https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/tracker/8690173-8731334262372303920?l=jcapka.blogspot.com' alt='' //div [read].
Posted: Fri, Oct 15th '10 |
Security Trap
Joe Capka
I was working on a staging server today and wanted to create a new User Profile Service Application when I got stumped by a silly security issue. nbsp;I didn't have permissions to create any new Service Applications. Strangely though, I am a SharePoint farm administrator as well as a local admin on the web server I was using. So why did I see this?br /br /div class="separator" style="clear: both; text-align: center;"a href="http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_IG48Kz86g3k/TJoSNRuLsPI/AAAAAAAAAhw/RzEd1Tw7g3 [read].
Posted: Wed, Sep 22nd '10 |
Metadata Filtered Lookup Field
Joe Capka
SharePoint lookup fields are not the most friendly when working with a large list of data. What I mean is, if you have a list of 1000 items that you need to choose from using a lookup, you get a not so fun experience as seen below.br /div class="separator" style="clear: both; text-align: center;"a href="http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_IG48Kz86g3k/TJjX2Ywf7uI/AAAAAAAAAho/GU6lIUj4i_8/s1600/RegularLookup.png" imageanchor="1" style="margin-left: 1em; margin-right: 1em;"img border="0" src="http://3.bp.blog [read].
Posted: Tue, Sep 21st '10 |
Nasty "Data is Null" error in SharePoint 2010 Search
Joe Capka
For the last few weeks my team has been struggling with a nasty error that showed up after we performed a search crawl on our SharePoint site. The site has a number of customizations and along the way we managed to do something that resulted in the following error showing up in the crawl log:br /br /span class="Apple-style-span" style="font-family: 'Courier New', Courier, monospace;"The SharePoint item being crawled returned an error when requesting data from the web service. ( Error from ShareP [read].
Posted: Mon, Aug 23rd '10 |
Managed Metadata Countries
Joe Capka
I spent some time on this the other day and thought others might find this useful. I needed a list of all the countries in the world as SharePoint Managed Metadata. So I grabbed the list of countries from a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_and_territories_by_continent"Wikipedia/a and cleaned it up in Excel so that it can be imported into the Managed Metadata Service Application in SharePoint 2010. You can download it a href="http://www.xcomplica.com/downloads/geography.csv"he [read].
Posted: Thu, Aug 19th '10 |
Strange SPANs in SharePoint 2010 Team Site
Joe Capka
My colleague and I came across something quite strange yesterday and I think it's worth sharing. We were inspecting the HTML source of a SharePoint 2010 Out-Of-Box Team Site and found this at the end of the file:br /pre class="brush: html"lt;/bodygt;br /lt;/htmlgt;br /lt;spangt;lt;/spangt;lt;spangt;lt;/spangt;lt;spangt;lt;/spangt;lt;spangt;lt;/spangt;lt;spangt;lt;/spangt;lt;spangt;lt;/spangt;lt;spangt;lt;/spangt;lt;spangt;lt;/spangt;lt;spangt;lt;/spangt;lt;spangt;lt;/spangt;lt;spangt;lt;/spangt; [read].
Posted: Wed, Jun 30th '10 |
Connecting XsltListViewWebParts together in code
Joe Capka
Last week a client ran into some trouble trying to connect two XsltListViewWebParts (XLV) together using a feature receiver. Google yielded little so I thought I'd blog about it.br /br /Assume that we have two lists. One list is called Categories and the other list is called Items. The Items list has a lookup field to the Categories list Title field, and the name of the lookup field is Category.br /br /First, the two web parts need to be added to a web part page, in our case inside a module.br / [read].
Posted: Sun, Jun 6th '10 |
Linq to SharePoint for Anonymous users performance Part 2
Joe Capka
Recently I posted about the bad performance of LINQ to SharePoint when using my anonymous users hack. Well I did some more testing and it turns out that my first test was much too premature. It seems that the statistics I was seeing were due to something entirely different, I am guessing the internal implementation of Linq to SharePoint vs CAML queries, but that is pure speculation. br /divbr //divdivFirst I will introduce 2 acronyms because I am a lazy typist:/divdivbr //divdivL2SP - Linq to Sh [read].
Posted: Sun, May 30th '10 |
Linq to SharePoint for Anonymous users performance
Joe Capka
span style="color:red;"UPDATE: I have been doing some more testing and I am coming to some results that are very different from my initial quick test here. I will have a post about it soon, but for now I'll say that the performance seems to be more than acceptable./spanbr /br /Not that long ago, I was happy to post that I figured out a way to run Linq to SharePoint for an anonymous user. I have some bad news for those who want to use it. I had a quick chat with a href="http://blog.mastykarz.nl/" [read].
Posted: Wed, May 26th '10 |
Insert item into a (sub) folder using Linq to Sharepoint
Joe Capka
Someone had a question on how to insert items into a sub folder of a list in SharePoint 2010 when using Linq. Not obvious at first, I thought I'd blog the answer:br /br /Let's say that you Create someObject based on a class generated by SPMetal. Let's also say that this object is suitable for passing to the InsertOnSubmmit method of the data context. Then you call the following to insert the item into the root of the list:br /br /pre style="font-family: Andale Mono, Lucida Console, Monaco, fixed [read].
Posted: Tue, May 11th '10 |
Making Linq to SharePoint work for Anonymous users
Joe Capka
Earlier today I ran into the issue of Linq to SharePoint not working for anonymous users. The issue is discussed at a number of places: br /br/br /a href="http://blog.mastykarz.nl/sharepoint-2010-linq-doesnt-support-anonymous-users/"http://blog.mastykarz.nl/sharepoint-2010-linq-doesnt-support-anonymous-users//abr /br/br /a href="http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/sharepoint2010programming/thread/9b59abcb-6bce-42f1-9eae-ad9561753044"http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/s [read].
Posted: Tue, May 11th '10 |
FieldRef element not working with custom content type
Joe Capka
I have been working on SharePoint 2010 for the last few weeks and have found the new development tools quite useful. So far I have been able to avoid any CAML issues like typos that plagued MOSS 2007 projects. Today I ran into something interesting however.divbr //divdivI was creating a custom content type with some custom site columns, but after activating all the necessary features, my content type only had site columns in it that were from the parent content type. None of the site columns def [read].
Posted: Thu, May 6th '10 |
My New SharePoint Server
Joe Capka
I started working on a SharePoint 2010 project this week, and I needed something to run it on. My MacBook Pro would cut it if I ran it native and not via Parallels, but I would then have to deal with dual booting, etc. More importantly, my MBP is in the shop cause I fried the keyboard when I spilled beer on it. :) Back on the trusty T43p until the MBP is fixed.divbr //divdivSo I needed some way to run SharePoint 2010, and I didn't feel like buying another laptop. My solution: Mac Mini. Purists o [read].
Posted: Wed, Apr 28th '10 |
Microsoft Exam Done
Joe Capka
A few weeks ago I decided it would be good for my business if I had some Microsoft Exams under my belt. I wrote the 70-536 exam today and got a nice high passing score. It's not a hard exam, but you do have to study quite a bit. There are questions from all parts of the .NET framework so you can come in contact with many new things. Two more for MCPD.div class="blogger-post-footer"img width='1' height='1' src='https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/tracker/8690173-6821497113813881030?l=jcapka.blo [read].
Posted: Wed, Apr 28th '10 |
Office 2007 Crashes on Server 2008 R2
Joe Capka
A few days ago after one or another update of my Server 2008 R2 machine, all my MS Office 2007 apps would crash immediately when started, and the only thing in the event log was something like:divbr //divdivFaulting application EXCEL.EXE, version 12.0.6524.5003, time stamp 0x4b4fba46, faulting module unknown, version 0.0.0.0, time stamp 0x00000000, exception code 0xc0000005, fault offset 0x00000000, process id 0xa10, application start time 0x01cad7f1dc0ebffb./divdivbr //divdivIt took me a while [read].
Posted: Fri, Apr 9th '10 |
Free ticket to DevDays 2010 - now gone
Joe Capka
divspan class="Apple-style-span" style="color:#FF0000;"UPDATE: Ticket has been given away - Sorry :(/span/divdivbr //divI happen to have a free ticket to DevDays 2010 in the Hague this year and can't go because I am out of the country. I am willing to give my ticket away to someone who can make good use of it, and preferably to someone who doesn't work for a large company that should buy their ticket for them. So if you are a a freelancer or a small company that works in Microsoft technology and [read].
Posted: Sun, Mar 14th '10 |
USA = World
Joe Capka
I love how some American companies feel that the world is no bigger than their country. Today I received the following email from a company called Software Wholesale Intl. (I assumed the Intl meant international):divbr //divdivdivspan class="Apple-style-span" style="color:#3333FF;"We unfortunately cannot sell outside of the US. Sorry about that and good luck. /span/divdivspan class="Apple-style-span" style="font-family:'times new roman';"span class="Apple-style-span" style="color:#3333FF;"Jess/s [read].
Posted: Tue, Mar 9th '10 |
Good customer service for a change
Joe Capka
divI am not one to praise a corporation lightly, but I feel I need to in this one instance./divdivbr //divOver the past year I have done some work for American Express and was thus exposed to the various benefits their card holders enjoy. Then a few months ago my credit card form ING was prematurely terminated due to the merger between ING and PostBank and let's just say that switching the ING Visa to an ING Mastercard was a 4 month ordeal that resulted in me saying goodbye to ING credit card se [read].
Posted: Mon, Mar 8th '10 |
EPiServer and Image Vault
Joe Capka
I have spent the last month working as a developer on an EPiServer project and I have mixed feelings about the product. EPiServer certainly has a lot of good stuff to offer and is fairly easy to get working. It feels a little rough around the edges though and coming form a SharePoint or ASP MVC environment it can feel a bit "open sourcey". I was not impressed by the lack of page type inheritance and by not having strongly typed properties but there is the Page Type Builder project that seems to [read].
Posted: Fri, Mar 5th '10 |
Dumb mistake
Joe Capka
So I made a rookie mistale today and it took me a while to figure it out. I copied a code snippet form one ASP.NET page to another and got myself into trouble. I should know better than to copy and paste code. :)divbr //divbr /divI had the following code in my page, and I couldn't figure out why I was getting a stack overflow problem. /divbr /br /pre style="font-family: Andale Mono, Lucida Console, Monaco, fixed, monospace; color: #000000; background-color: #eee;font-size: 12px;border: 1px dashe [read].
Posted: Wed, Feb 10th '10 |
Autotune yourself
Joe Capka
A site went live not that long ago that I helped create, and while it is a silly site I am quite proud of the technological achievement it is. Let's just say that I really came trough for my client on this one. divbr //divdivThe site is to be found at a href="http://www.u-tune.nl"www.u-tune.nl/a and allows people to karaoke sing. The achievement here is that the vocals are then transformed using Autotune and after being merged with the music are played back to the user. As far as I know this is [read].
Posted: Fri, Feb 5th '10 |
New Office
Joe Capka
After few months of searching, negotiating mortgages and waiting for the bank, I finally got the keys to my new office yesterday. I will need to do some maintenance but after some new paint and some cleaning, XComplica will have a new home. This is the first step in the expansion planned this year. Registering as an Ltd is next.div class="blogger-post-footer"img width='1' height='1' src='https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/tracker/8690173-227841729191905692?l=jcapka.blogspot.com' alt='' //div [read].
Posted: Fri, Jan 8th '10 |
Blackberry sync on Mac - thank god for gmail contacts
Joe Capka
I tried to sync my blackberry contacts with my Mac address book contacts today using the not so long ago released software for this, and I have to say that RIM has some work to do here yet. Thankfully I have my contacts stored in my gmail account cause the sync made a mess and a half of my blackberry AND my mac address book. I can understand that this isn't the easiest thing to get right, but when my email fields say SMTP instead of the actual email address for many contacts, I think the softwar [read].
Posted: Tue, Dec 15th '09 |
ING Rights Issue - Great scam!
Joe Capka
div[EDIT: Ok, I was quite frustrated yesterday. Today I did manage to get trough to the bank and get this done but I am still not impressed with the hassle that it was.]/divdivbr //divdivFor those who are more versed in the financial world, I apologize for messing up the names of some things, I hope the message gets across nonetheless./divdivbr //divRecently ING announced that they would be holding a rights issue for their current shareholders. I own some ING stock and so this morning I decided [read].
Posted: Mon, Dec 7th '09 |
new xcomplica.com
Joe Capka
A few days ago I launched a new version of a href="http://www.xcomplica.com/"xcomplica.com/a . My friend Alex at a href="http://www.warsvanpoeha.nl/"Wars van Peoha/a (Alex now has a new company - a href="http://www.greencreatives.nl"Green Creatives/a )made a great design for me to start from and I am proud to say that I did the rest myself. The html, css and jQuery bits took me the longest since I am no expert in these while the ASP.NET MVC back end was a breeze. divbr //divdivThis is the first [read].
Posted: Thu, Nov 5th '09 |
Don't be evil, right?
Joe Capka
Yesterday and today I felt first hand how giant Google has become and the negative effects it has on the world. I now see that while the stuff coming out of the Googleplex is often very cool, Google is in some ways becoming the Wallmart of the internet. As soon as they show up, everyone else is expected to go broke. What do I mean by that? Well online there aren't physical locations that companies compete in, but there are product spaces. And as soon as Google enters a product space, any compani [read].
Posted: Thu, Oct 29th '09 |
Working on MAC
Joe Capka
I have been working on my Macbook Pro for a few weeks now and have to say I have been quite happy with it. The hardware is great and I have found OS X to have everything I need for my daily tasks. I do miss having Visual Studio and MS Office on my local machine, but I have a virtual machine using Parallels that I use for this software. Parallels has been working quite well, I just can't get the automatic snapshot thing to work. It took an automatic snapshot once, and since then has been ignoring [read].
Posted: Wed, Sep 16th '09 |
Code snippet for Visual Studio for creating site columns
Joe Capka
I have created a code snippet file which I use to create site columns in CAML. It is by no means perfect or complete but I find it useful so someone else might too. How to use code snippets is explained in many places so I won't regurgitate that here. I will mention that you need to type the open angle bracket, hit ESC to disable intellisense and then type the site column shortcut followed by TAB. divbr //divdivGet the snippet file here a href="http://www.xcomplica.com/downloads/sitecolumns.snip [read].
Posted: Wed, Sep 2nd '09 |
Screwed by sky europe
Joe Capka
Gotta love the 5 hour delay on a 2 hour flight, and the sudden change of destination. Thanks sky europe, never flying you again. I guess I'm not alone though seeing as you're going bankrupt.divbr //divdivUPDATE: Screwed a second time when they really did go bankrupt and I had to buy a new flight home from vacation.br /---/divdiv class="blogger-post-footer"img width='1' height='1' src='https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/tracker/8690173-1262661230095377005?l=jcapka.blogspot.com' alt='' //div [read].
Posted: Fri, Aug 21st '09 |
New Site
Joe Capka
Not too long ago I finished working on a new site and forgot to blog about it. The site is a href="http://www.americanexpressavenue.nl"American Express Avenue/a and was created in ASP.NET MVC 1.o. I had a great time learning MVC, LINQ to SQL and a few other things and am hoping this stuff will show up in the next version of MOSS.div class="blogger-post-footer"img width='1' height='1' src='https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/tracker/8690173-1721436983725594082?l=jcapka.blogspot.com' alt='' //di [read].
Posted: Fri, Aug 14th '09 |
I am a Mac
Joe Capka
The last few months have seen my trusty T43p Thinkpad slow down and demand retirement. I have to say it was by far the best machine I have ever owned and it was my only computer for the first three years of my business. Sincere thanks to IBM.divbr //divdivI thus decided to buy a replacement, and after much deliberation (ask people who I worked with recently) I decided to buy a MacBook Pro. I bought the flagship 17 inch with almost all the upgrades (didn't shell out the extra grand for 8GB of RAM [read].
Posted: Fri, Aug 14th '09 |
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