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    SPServices and SharePoint 2010

    ByMarc D Anderson December 7, 2010July 12, 2022

    I got a question today via email that I though would be good to address in a post. The person who sent it didn’t want to publicly ask the questions so that s/he wouldn’t be “sowing any seeds of doubt for using” SPServices. Now that 2010 is here with its WCF services and Client Model,…

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    Tracking Down the Elusive Quick Launch Draggable Border in SharePoint 2010

    ByMarc D Anderson December 6, 2010December 6, 2010

    In SharePoint 2010, you’ll sometimes see that the Quick Launch has a draggable right border so that you can resize it, *if* you have the Tree View enabled. That seems sort of useful, eh? But why the heck is it there some of the time and not other times? We wondered just that and decided…

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    Are Ampersands Stored Differently in SharePoint 2010 Than SharePoint 2007? – Part 2

    ByMarc D Anderson December 3, 2010July 12, 2022

    Yesterday I posted Are Ampersands Stored Differently in SharePoint 2010 Than SharePoint 2007? This one has really gotten me interested. I decided to try calling the Lists Web Service with SPServices to see if there’s a difference in what is returned for the exact same items in SharePoint 2007 versus SharePoint 2010 (post upgrade). Here’s what I…

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    IT’s Relationship with SharePoint Users: Search and Destroy vs. Nurture

    ByMarc D Anderson December 2, 2010

    In my conversations with IT departments about how SharePoint is used in their organizations, the topic of old and/or dormant sites almost always comes up. The IT way to think about this is to immediately bring up ideas like “archive” or “delete”. We can get that disk space back! Our job will get easier! I…

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    Are Ampersands Stored Differently in SharePoint 2010 Than SharePoint 2007?

    ByMarc D Anderson December 1, 2010June 12, 2012

    I’ve always prided myself in building Data View Web Parts (DVWPs) that are bulletproof, meaning they will run and render no matter what. However, I ran into something today which gives me pause. The setup on this is a little complicated, so bear with me. In SharePoint 2007, if you have a Lookup column which is based…

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    Kicking Off A Sharepoint Workflow from a Button, and [Much] More!

    ByMarc D Anderson November 29, 2010February 14, 2011

    <UPDATE date=”2011-02-14″>: As of jQuery 1.5, single quotes are *required* around z:row or any other similar node selector. This was actually “required” in previous versions of jQuery, but not enforced. </UPDATE> Cross-posted from EndUserSharePoint.com… A little while ago, I noticed that a fellow named Rob Doyle was asking some interesting questions about working with workflows…

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    SharePoint 2010 Tags and Notes Head Scratcher

    ByMarc D Anderson November 28, 2010November 29, 2010

    Bjorn’s rules aside ;-) , here’s an oddity that I wanted to post to see if anyone else has run across it or has any ideas. In SharePoint 2010 the Tags and Notes dialog, which is available at the upper right of most pages by default, is supposed to show *everyone*’s tags and notes on…

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    Working on SPServices v0.6.0…

    ByMarc D Anderson November 25, 2010November 26, 2010

    I released SPServices v0.5.8 on 14 November, 2010, but I’m already hard at work on v0.6.0. A major goal for this release is to refactor the code, looking to reduce the size of codebase and improve efficiency, yet maintain readability. This should be a significantly improved release internally, and will require more extensive testing than…

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    Using SPServices & jQuery to Clone a Parent Item and All Its Children: Comments on Mark Rackley’s Post

    ByMarc D Anderson November 22, 2010July 12, 2022

    Mark Rackley (@mrackley) is definitely earning the salary I’m paying him as the Marketing Manager for SPServices.  (Yes, that salary is zero.) He posted another great article about Using SPServices & jQuery to Clone a Parent Item and All its Children today, and I wanted to point out a few things about it. I’m not…

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    How Best to Use the #SPHelp Twitter Hashtag

    ByMarc D Anderson November 22, 2010

    There’s a conversation going on in Twitter right now about how best to use the #SPHelp hashtag. So many people are weighing in that "Reply All" is filling up the 140 characters! I thought I’d create a quick post where everyone can weigh in. Have at it!

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