It’s been a quiet week here in Lake Wobegon…Oh, wait, that’s not my tagline. But I have been quiet lately, busy with a number of things. One of those things has been building a Web site for my wife’s business. It’s been fun to work outside of SharePoint for a while. I’ve learned a few…
I’ve had this happen often and I’ve usually just left the unused master pages, since they aren’t really hurting anything. Today I finally decided to try to see if I could get rid of a pile of old copies of master pages I had lying around, and I found this Microsoft article which explains a workaround. …
I think I’ve found a bug in using aggregate data sources in DVWPs with SQL Stored Procedures. I’m trying to use the results of a Stored Procedure combined with the content of a list in SharePoint. I’ve isolated the issue to the Stored Procedure. The first asp:SqlDataSource statement below is what I want the data…
I think the title says it all. If you’re using script in your pages, you should get IE8. QED
Here’s an update to an earlier post of mine about the “Failed to load the workflow” error in SharePoint Designer. This time when the error popped up, I was working on my Vista laptop. In Vista, the user settings are in a different place, and I had a little trouble finding them. Go to C:\users\[your_username]\appdata\roaming\microsoft\sharepoint…