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    Error: “SharePoint Foundation cannot deserialize the Web Part”

    ByMarc D Anderson February 1, 2012February 1, 2012

    Here’s another one of those “Why didn’t I ever figure this out before?” things. Many times when I’m editing pages in SharePoint Designer and everything is going along swimmingly, suddenly I hear the Jaws theme and I get an error like this: One of the properties of the Web Part has an incorrect format. Microsoft…

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    New SPServices Page on Facebook

    ByMarc D Anderson January 27, 2012

    Yesterday, due to a suggestion from Stefan Bauer (@StfBauer) (though he wasn’t the first, truth be told), I created a Facebook page for SPServices. I’ll use it to post some of the same information that you see here, but obviously it’ll be more SPServices-focused. Christian Stahl (@CStahl) pointed out that it’ll be a great place…

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    SPServices v0.7.1ALPHA13 Available for Testing

    ByMarc D Anderson January 20, 2012September 5, 2014

    Faster and more furious, that’s what I always aim for. I’ve been working hard on this next release of SPServices. I’ve been lucky to have some down time between projects to do it. Yes, I’m happy to have the gap so that I can do more and do it better; I’ve been able to make…

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    SPServices v0.7.1ALPHA8 Available for Testing

    ByMarc D Anderson January 11, 2012January 20, 2012

    Yup, the alphas are coming fast and furious these days. I just posted a new alpha of SPServices v0.7.1. The most significant change in this alpha is the ability to have multiple child columns for a parent column in SPCascadeDropdowns. This was something I always intended it to do, but the last time I tried…

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    Trials and Tribulations: Migrating My Demos Site to Office365

    ByMarc D Anderson January 10, 2012September 5, 2014

    Over a year ago, I built myself a virtual machine in VMWare Workstation so that I could hack around with it. I’ve used it for some client development, but mostly it’s where I work on the demos I use when I speak at events. Recently, when FPWeb decided to get out of the Exchange hosting…

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    SPServices v0.7.1ALPHA7 Available for Testing

    ByMarc D Anderson January 9, 2012January 9, 2012

    I posted a new alpha of SPServices v0.7.1 today. Even though I just released v0.7.0 in early December, I’ve been working steadily to get some great new functionality and performance improvements into v0.7.1 as well as to fix some rather obscure bugs. You can see the details of what is included in this alpha on…

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    SharePoint Server MVP Again for 2012

    ByMarc D Anderson January 6, 2012January 6, 2012

    On January 1, promptly at 13:00 EST (that’s 1pm to us Yanks), I got the email from Microsoft informing me that I had received the MVP Award for SharePoint Server again for 2012. As in 2011, I feel tremendously honored and humbled to receive the MVP. I view it as a statement by my peers…

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    Finding the Distribution of Column Types in a SharePoint List with SPServices

    ByMarc D Anderson January 3, 2012

    I just went through a little exercise that was simple, but fun, and I thought I’d share. As part of building my new SPXmlToJson function for SPServices, I wanted to spin through some of my lists to see what the various types of columns were and count the occurrences. Sure, I could have probably just…

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    Adding JSON Capability to SPServices

    ByMarc D Anderson December 30, 2011December 30, 2011

    For quite a while, I’ve gotten requests to offer some sort of JSON conversion capability in SPServices. The requests have often been fairly non-specific, meaning that they haven’t mentioned a particular Web Service operation, like GetListItems or GetWeb. However, I think that most people want to be able to get convert the XML they get…

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    Why Marketers Should Learn To Program – But Wait, There’s More

    ByMarc D Anderson December 28, 2011December 29, 2011

    Image via Wikipedia A little while ago, Christian Buckley (@buckleyplanet) retweeted a link to an intriguing blog post from Scott Brinker (@chiefmartec) entitled Why marketers should learn how to program.  Scott’s main points center around the idea that for Marketers to be truly successful these days, they should learn at least the rudiments of software…

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