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    SharePoint Consultants – What You See May Not Be What You Get

    ByMarc D Anderson November 21, 2010

    I am not bigoted, nor am I jingoistic. It seems important to say that right up front. (If anyone who knows me well thinks that statement isn’t true, then I’ve got some work to do. Momma didn’t raise me that way.) I’ve been thinking about writing this post for a long time now, and I…

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    Script Error When Editing a Content Editor Web Part (CEWP) in IE8

    ByMarc D Anderson November 18, 2010November 18, 2010

    I’m not a big fan of clunky workarounds, but they do have their place in the world. This one occurred with a SharePoint 2007 site and IE8. Now I know that by default, this should work fine, but I’m not the first person to run across this issue. It may happen that if you are…

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    What Should Microsoft Do for the SharePoint Community – My Opinions

    ByMarc D Anderson November 16, 2010May 4, 2011

    This post was cross-posted on NothingButSharePoint.com on 23 November, 2010. As with so many things these days, this post started off in a conversation on Twitter. Eric Ligman, Microsoft Global Partner Experience Lead, tweeted a question: “What would you like to see from #Microsoft from a social networking/community perspective? #socialmedia #mspartner“. Here’s the conversation from…

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    SharePoint and Your Mobile Strategy: Be Sure to Have One!

    ByMarc D Anderson November 16, 2010November 16, 2010

    These days, if you have a site running in SharePoint the odds of someone coming to it with a mobile device are increasing extremely rapidly. This is certainly true if you have an Internet-facing site, but also highly likely even for corporate Intranets. For this post, I’m going to pick on my friends at the Boston…

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    A Trick with the Dreaded “Server Error in ‘/’ Application” Error

    ByMarc D Anderson November 15, 2010

    Have you ever tried to go to a SharePoint page in your browser and gotten an error like this? This screenshot is from SharePoint 2010, but this trick works in SharePoint 2007 as well. View Source on the page and you’ll see additional information down at the bottom, hidden inside a comment. sure, it’s still…

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    jQuery Library for SharePoint Web Services (SPServices) v0.5.8 Released

    ByMarc D Anderson November 14, 2010November 14, 2010

    Earlier today I released SPServices v0.5.8. The headlines for this release are: more operations, including the first SharePoint 2010 (SP2010) only operation, and a new function, SPUpdateMultipleListItems. SocialDataService The Social Data Service Web Service is the first SP2010-only Web Service I’ve added to SPServices. This Web Service allows you to interact with the new social…

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    Building a New SharePoint 2010 Virtual Machine from Scratch – Even I Can Do It

    ByMarc D Anderson November 13, 2010November 18, 2010

    <UPDATE DateTime=”2010-11-18 10:36:00 EST”>  Based on feedback from many people here and on Twitter, I’ve decided to build out my VM using Andrew Connell’s instructions. All of the admin types who have seen what I’m doing keep telling me things like “Well, if you want to do certain things down the road…” or “That’s not…

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    How Does the “All People” View Work in SharePoint?

    ByMarc D Anderson November 12, 2010November 12, 2010

    I got a question today from someone at one of my clients about how the All People page works. This is the page found at: http://[ServerName]/[SiteCollectionRoot]/[SubSitePath]/_layouts/people.aspx?MembershipGroupId=0 Here’s the question: I’ve noticed that in the All People page of my department site, accessible from the People And Groups section, some users are listed with the Created…

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    Working with the People Picker: A Shortcut

    ByMarc D Anderson November 10, 2010November 10, 2010

    The People Picker is the control you see on the page when a column or field needs to contain a user. (Not just the text representing a user’s name, which you should really almost never do, but the actual user object as understood by SharePoint.) It looks something like this. (This is an example from…

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    Tweeting Old Blog Posts: Useful or Annoying?

    ByMarc D Anderson November 9, 2010September 5, 2014

    Today I asked a question on Twitter that I’d like to also ask here so that I can get longer replies (if anyone has one). Recently, I realized that some of my old blog posts get questions or comments that (at least to me) tend to be interesting and/or useful. So I figured I’d start…

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