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  • Font Usage Surveys for the Windows, Mac, and Linux Platforms

    ByMarc D Anderson December 19, 2009

    As I was working through the potential solution to the poser I posted yesterday (Setting Multi-Select Picker Widths in a SharePoint Form Reliably) last night, my addled brain wasn’t coming up with a good list of fonts to test my algorithm.  I turned to the interWebs and found a slick site which has a great…

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    Setting Multi-Select Picker Widths in a SharePoint Form Reliably

    ByMarc D Anderson December 18, 2009July 12, 2022

    In an old post, I sketched out how you could set go about Setting Multi-Select Widths in a SharePoint EditForm.aspx Using JavaScript.  The code I posted there worked just fine, but took some manual tweaking every time you wanted to use it.  The basic idea is this: When SharePoint renders the multi-select control, the <div>s…

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    Podcast About SharePoint, jQuery, Web Services, etc. with Jeremy Thake of the SharePoint Dev Wiki

    ByMarc D Anderson December 17, 2009

    Jeremy Thake and I had a nice chat yesterday.  Morning my time, evening his; we could hardly be further apart, him in Perth, Australia and me here in Boston, MA, USA. Despite the time difference, I fully enjoyed the conversation.  I know that Jeremy knows his stuff, having followed his work through Twitter (@jthake) and…

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    SharePoint 2010 and the jQuery Library for SharePoint Web Services

    ByMarc D Anderson December 15, 2009July 12, 2022

    I decided it was high time to take a look at how my jQuery Library for SharePoint Web Services might hold up in SharePoint 2010.  After all, it’s a whole new product, everything’s new and improved, etc.  Except it turns out that many things are exactly the same. This is actually not bad news.  For…

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    jQuery Library for SharePoint Web Services v0.4.7 Released

    ByMarc D Anderson December 14, 2009July 12, 2022

    I released v0.4.7 of the jQuery Library for SharePoint Web Services today. This release primarily contains enhancements to existing functions, but also a new set of operations for the Meetings Web Service. The big headlines are: Support for multi-select parent columns in $().SPServices.SPCascadeDropdowns “Secondary” relationshipList support in $().SPServices.SPCascadeDropdowns A new completefunc option for most of the functions (where…

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    StaticName versus DisplayName on SharePoint Lists

    ByMarc D Anderson December 11, 2009December 12, 2009

    Good old George2 asked a question over at SharePointOverflow.com about SharePoint list and column names today.  If you don’t know it, SharePointOverflow.com is an excellent site to get high-end SharePoint assistance!  I liked my response, so here it is as a blog post. When you create a column on a list, both its DisplayName and StaticName are…

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    A jQuery Library for SharePoint Web Services (WSS 3.0 and MOSS): Real World Example – Part 2

    ByMarc D Anderson December 10, 2009October 16, 2010

    Cross-posted from EndUserSharePoint.com… Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 In my last article, I showed how I used my jQuery Library for SharePoint Web Services to improve data quality by enhancing an out of the box form using the SPRequireUnique, SPDisplayRelatedInfo, and PreSaveAction functions. In this installment, I’ll show you how I created…

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    jQuery Library for SharePoint Web Services: Lots ‘o New Stuff Coming in v0.4.7

    ByMarc D Anderson December 10, 2009July 12, 2022

    I’ve been banging away on new features and functionality for the next version of the jQuery Library for SharePoint Web Services, so my blogging has fallen by the wayside a bit.  v0.4.7 is shaping up nicely, in large part because the stuff that I’ve been adding has been driven to a large degree by the community of…

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    A jQuery Library for SharePoint Web Services (WSS 3.0 and MOSS): Real World Example – Part 1

    ByMarc D Anderson December 8, 2009October 16, 2010

    Cross posted from EndUserSharePoint.com… Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 So I’ve been going on about how wonderful this jQuery Library for SharePoint Web Services stuff is, but you may have wondered if I ever actually use the library in real world situations. You bet I do, and it lets me build some…

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    How Are a SharePoint List’s Calculated Columns Stored and Rendered?

    ByMarc D Anderson December 4, 2009December 8, 2009

    Ever helpful @MSwannMSFT – Matt Swann at Microsoft (why aren’t there more like him?) – spotted a Twitter discussion between @jvossers, @willhlaw, and me (@sympmarc) yesterday, and in his usual tenacious style, promised an answer.  This guy doesn’t just guess, he goes and tracks down the line of code or the actual developer and finds…

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