Sorting by Number in DVWPs
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Recently, I noticed that my OneDrive for Business wasn’t logging in. Every time I checked it by clicking on the little blue cloud in the System Tray, I saw this: No matter how long I let things sit, OneDrive wasn’t logging in. Frankly, I was surprised: OneDrive has been rock solid for a good, long…
I’ve just downloaded the new Windows Live Writer (Beta). It seems to be pretty neat. It lets you edit posts offline in a richer UI and publish directly to your blog. There’s also integration with tagging sites, spell check, and simpler tools to insert images from the Web. You can also download extensions from Windows…
Moving documents around in the “modern” Document Libraries in SharePoint Online (Office 365) has certainly gotten easier. Instead of opening libraries in File Explorer, downloading the files, and then uploading them into the new location, we have nice options like Move to, Copy To, and Rename right in the toolbar. That’s a big upside. Sadly,…
This is a simple little thing, but one I just couldn’t figure out for the longest time. When that happens, I like to fall on my sword in case it helps someone else. One of my clients had a view like this in several of their lists – and yes, I’ve blurred the last names…
For some time now, I’ve felt the need to set down my thoughts on the power of development in the Middle Tier for SharePoint. Today, I’m publishing the first edition of my white paper The Middle Tier Manifesto: An Alternative Approach to Development with Microsoft SharePoint. I say ‘first edition’ because the days of spending…
In the beginning, there was Bill, and Bill was good. Bill revolutionized the concept of computing (along with a handful of others). But somewhere along the way, something happened. It’s not clear exactly what. Maybe it was the disaster of Vista. Maybe it was the reign of Ballmer. What it was exactly doesn’t really matter…