Sorting by Number in DVWPs
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<xsl:sort select=”@JobFamilyRank” order=”ascending” data-type=”number”/>
<xsl:sort select=”@JobFamilyRank” order=”ascending”/>
<xsl:sort select=”@JobFamilyRank” order=”ascending” data-type=”number”/>
Well, Microsoft’s SharePoint Conference 2012 has come to a close, and I’m writing this post on the plane flying back to Boston. It was a humdinger of a conference. Not only was this the largest SharePoint conference on record, having it in Las Vegas made everything seem just that much bigger and flashy. Whether it…
People reach out to me all the time to ask my advice on how to accomplish certain things with SharePoint. Sometimes I can help, and sometimes their questions are way beyond me. One of the benefits of being reasonably well known in the SharePoint space is that people tend to come to me with questions…
I’ve been tweeting and crowing about how awesome my new HP Envy 15 laptop is. There are some good photos of the laptop and its packaging over at notebooks.com (this photo is borrowed from the site). Quite a few people have asked what I put in it, so I thought I’d post the specs here. …
I was pinged the other day through LinkedIn by one of my wife’s former colleagues. Here’s the nut of her request: … suggested that I contact you to see if you’d be willing to talk with my husband. He is currently a principal / management consultant at … and is trying to break out of…
There is no way in native SharePoint to display all of the Site Collection’s users for a "FaceBook" type of application. However, there is a slightly messy trick you can use to accomplish this. Add a Content Editor Web Part wherever you want to provide a link to the FaceBook and add the following link…
Tonight I released SPServices v0.6.0BETA1. The v0.6.0 release is a significant one even though it doesn’t contain ant major new functions. Much of the code has been refactored so as to pass (as much as is possible) the JavaScript tests at JSLint. We all learn how to code better over time (at least we should!)…