My 600th Blog Post
I promised myself that I’d do something really special for my 600th post. Here it is.
I promised myself that I’d do something really special for my 600th post. Here it is.
This entry is part 11 of 21 in the series SPServices StoriesSPServices StoriesSPServices Stories #1 – How to Start a Workflow on Multiple Items in a List SPServices Stories #2 – Charting List Data with HighCharts SPServices Stories #3 – AddWebPart Method of the WebPartPages Web Service SPServices Stories #4 – Using SPServices to Process…
I’ll be doing a publicly available webinar for the USPJ Academy on Monday, 1 November at 1pm EDT called Data View Web Part Unlocked. This webinar will cover similar information to what I showed at SPTechCon last week, which I got a lot of great feedback on. It’ll also be similar to the types of…
Last week (May 19-20) I spoke at SharePoint Fest Denver 2011 and also got to attend quite a few other sessions, which were, of course, educational and enjoyable. I have posted two solutions files (WSPs) for SharePoint 2010 to my Sympraxis Consulting Demos site which contain the two main demos I showed in my Developing in SharePoint’s Middle…
Sometimes when I’m speaking at SharePoint events, I’ll mention something about the fact that “the geeks” make decisions about Site Collections and database boundaries that are a detriment to the users. I got a question about this the other day: …you mentioned something that I wanted to follow up on: basically it was a warning…
Here’s another quick question that ought to be useful to many people as they develop solutions with SPServices. Here’s the original question: Is there a way to add and animate /_layouts/images/gears_an.gif to my SPServices Page while the Service Request is being processed. Everything I have seen seems to require calling SPLongOperation from the code beside….
I got an interesting question today from the InterTubes, and I though it would make a good post. [Do you] you know of any resources/solutions to enhance the List’s “Export to Spreadsheet” function so that, once the data is opened in Excel, something would trigger VBA Macro(s) to start formatting the spreadsheet. “Export to Spreadsheet”…
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Congratulation on your 600th post !!!
Kind regards Stefan
congrats!! I can’t wait to read the next 600