Innovation Matters
Essays on AI, developer tools, and thoughtful software.
Leveraging ASP.NET User Controls in SharePoint development
In the last Web Content Management (WCM) project built on top of Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS) 2007 I’ve worked on, we’ve used a couple of new tools and development approaches. One of such things was leveraging the power of ASP.NET UserControls for developing Page Layouts and Web Parts – approach promoted by fellow SharePoint MVP Chris O’Brien.
Inconvenient Content Query Web Part vs. Lookup fields with multiple values
Content Query Web Part has been around for a while now and has proven to be a great performing and a very flexible content aggregation solution. In spite of its power it has some shortcomings like for example lack of support for Lookup fields with multiple values.
Waldek Mastykarz is now Microsoft Certified Professional Developer
For the last couple of weeks I spent some extra time on learning. I have decided to organize my knowledge and experience and fill in all the gaps.
Inconvenient Page Title <title> element
During my last Web Content Management (WCM) project built on top of Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS) 2007 I noticed that SharePoint was rendering two <title> elements on all pages:
Inconvenient PublishingScheduleControl
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