I just noticed that in the Tools section of the administration pages on my hosted WordPress blog (this one), I can insert the metadata tags which the big sites’ Webmaster tools require to verify a site. By doing this verification, you can improve your readership and Search Engine Optimization (SEO) for your blog. If you’re…
I’m looking forward to the SharePoint Evolution Conference coming up soon in London. As usual, I was Last Minute Charlie planning this, so I missed trying to get on the agenda to speak by a long shot. I’m hoping that I’ll get to have many great impromptu conversations about things like jQuery and Data View Web Parts…
Cross-posted from EndUserSharePoint.com… Another day, another wunnerful article about the DVWP. This time, I’m going to cover some of the most useful “built-in” Field / Node functions. These are functions that are a part of XSL itself and help you work with nodes in the result set. A node is a geekier term for a…
After posting my sort of rambling, pointless What’s Next for Me and Sympraxis Consulting?, I got a *lot* of very useful and kind responses. (If you like that rambling, here’s another fix for you.) Many of the responses were direct, so you can’t see them in the comments on the post. This is going to…
It’s a little late, but I wanted to get a blog post out about v0.5.2. I released in on Sunday, March 7. Since then there have already been almost 200 downloads! Also see my prior post for information about the library with SharePoint 2010. There was one interesting thing I dealt with in this release which…