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    Sorting in a DVWP by a Column in Another List

    ByMarc D Anderson March 11, 2009April 15, 2009

    This is something that I’ve tried to solve many times and each time I’ve ended up doing something more complicated than I’ve needed to, but I knew would work.  I finally bit the bullet and solved it the right way. Here’s the scenario: You have a primary list with many items in it One of…

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  • SharePoint Saturday Boston Quick Update

    ByMarc D Anderson March 11, 2009March 11, 2009

    My session at SharePoint Saturday Boston will be from 10:45 am – 12:00 pm on Developing with SharePoint Designer – The Middle Tier, Focus on Data View Web Parts (DVWP).  Hope to see you there!

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    Why Won’t SharePoint Designer Recognize IE8? Firefox!

    ByMarc D Anderson March 10, 2009April 20, 2009

    I loaded IE8 about a month ago and since then I’ve been getting the error below after I check in a page.  First, the usual message that the page needs to be approved: If I choose ‘Yes’, I get the error: “A World Wide Web browser, such as Windows Internet Explorer, is required to use…

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  • Bumping Up Your Blog Stats: A Good Thing?

    ByMarc D Anderson March 8, 2009March 8, 2009

    I’ve been watching my blog stats go up lately with a lot of hits from condron.us and alphainventions.com.  I’ve done some research into both and I have a few opinions I’d like to share.  (Note that you can see your blog hits here at WordPress by going to your Dashboard and then Blog Stats: currently…

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    SharePoint Saturday Boston Coming Up March 14

    ByMarc D Anderson March 6, 2009March 6, 2009

    I wanted to post a reminder that SharePoint Saturday Boston is coming up next Saturday, March 14, at the Microsoft offices in Waltham, MA.  I’ll be doing a session entitled Developing with SharePoint Designer: The Middle Tier, Focus on Data View Web Parts (DVWPs) and talking about a lot of the techniques that you’ve seen…

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  • Kindle For iPhone and iPod Touch

    ByMarc D Anderson March 5, 2009March 5, 2009

    Tip o’ the tam-o’-shanter to the folks over at Blog Kindle for letting us know that there’s a Kindle app for the iPhone.  Take a look at the Kindle For iPhone and iPod Touch post.  If you read my recent post about my new Kindle 2, you know that I mentioned that I wouldn’t be…

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    Another Neat CSS Trick from Heather Solomon

    ByMarc D Anderson March 4, 2009March 4, 2009

    Every time I think I understand everything there is to know about CSS (I’m being very facetious), Heather Solomon blogs about something I had no idea about.  Her latest trick is to use attribute selectors to change the formatting of specific types of Web Parts.  This is another trick that is great for SharePoint but…

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    To Kindle or Not to Kindle: Perhaps the Proof is in the Pudding

    ByMarc D Anderson March 3, 2009March 3, 2009

    Yeah, I like mixing metaphors in my blender.  Anyway, I received my Amazon Kindle 2 last week and I’ve been trying to use it as much as possible to decide how I feel about it.  I’ve already read an entire book on it (Beat the Reaper by Josh Bazell – pretty funny and I breezed…

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    Nice CSS Menu Item Trick

    ByMarc D Anderson March 2, 2009March 4, 2009

    I ran across an interesting post from Petr Stanicek at wellstyled.com called Fast Rollovers Without Preload.  The site itself is interesting, as it is a blog that is written and displayed in both English and Czech.  Nice trick in itself. The CSS trick allows you to use a single image to contain all of the…

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  • Building a Non-SharePoint Site for a Change – Part Deux

    ByMarc D Anderson February 27, 2009February 27, 2009

    I’ve had a few more thoughts from working on my wife’s Web site (now publicly available at http://koochiku.com).  Being a Webmaster should not be dismissed as a pedestrian task! Accessibility Not all sites have to be fully accessible as defined by the various regulations and guidelines that exist out there.  (Section 508 and WCAG 1.0…

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