Monthly Archives: September 2010
Disable SharePoint Office web apps when to open documents by default
As you know SharePoint Server 2010 has a cool new Office Web Applications feature, allowing you to open selected office documents in a browser. There are few limitations on which document you can open and which ones you can`t. One … Continue reading
Thanks SharePoint Saturday folks!
Hey hey, and thank you to everyone who made our first ever SharePoint Saturday event possible. I hope you enjoyed SPS sessions and my session as part of it If you’re looking for my session slide deck – you can … Continue reading
Customizing SharePoint breadcrumb to diplay pages and leaf nodes
SharePoint uses SiteMapPath to define the breadcrum. If you notice SieMapPath doesn’t display the page which you’re currently on – meaning if you have a site with few pages on it – your breadcrumb will display the site but not … Continue reading
Getting a hold of a root node for your SharePoint navigation
Recently, I had a task where I needed to create a custom navigation for the SharePoint site; which essentially would have a list of menu items but before all of them there would be a link denoting the top level … Continue reading
Bringing SQL data into SharePoint list in 8 min
If you attended my TechDays session last week where I demonstrated how you can connect to SQL Server data and present it in SharePoint 2010, here is the video that shows how to do that: Bringing SQL data into SharePoint … Continue reading
Have you registered for TechDays 2010 yet?
As you may know I will be speaking at TechDays 2010 in Vancouver, Edmonton, and Calgary this year. Here are the sessions I prepared for you – and for those of you attending in other cities – sessions will be … Continue reading
Programmatically provisioning SharePoint 2010 calendar view on pages
SharePoint 2010 already has a neat calendar which is styled to change size depending on the size of your Web Part zones – which was a bit pain for MOSS; this makes it a perfect calendar UI for variety of applications … Continue reading
Automatically inherit SharePoint web parts from page layouts to child pages
When building publishing site using SharePoint 2010 it’s quite common to have few web parts that will make it to every page (or close to every page) on the site. An example could be a custom secondary navigation which you … Continue reading