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  • Moving My Blog from Live Spaces to WordPress

    ByMarc D Anderson January 7, 2009January 8, 2009

    This post is copied from my Live Spaces blog, and was the last post I’ll make there. I’m finally biting the bullet and moving this blog.  While I’ve had it parked at Live Spaces for over two years now, I’m just not seeing Live Spaces keeping up with the enhancements that others are offering.  After…

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    SharePoint’s Content Deployment Engine

    ByMarc D Anderson January 6, 2009January 6, 2009

    I recently went through the exercise of setting up Content Deployment in a client environment based on the information in an excellent post from Jackie Bodine.  (Looking at it with the Way Back Machine let me see the images, which were broken in the current post.) For this client (as with almost all clients that…

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  • My Technology Arsenal: To Kindle or Not to Kindle

    ByMarc D Anderson January 2, 2009April 10, 2009

    I inherited the early adopter gene from my father, who had a digital calculator in the early 70s that must have cost him hundreds of dollars.  He’s given me things over the years that were very cool: a briefcase stereo that played albums (remember albums?), tapes, and radio in the late 70s; a Canon XapShot…

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    SPSecurityTrimmedControl – Possible Values for PermissionsString

    ByMarc D Anderson December 31, 2008April 9, 2010

    I’m working on an Intranet where virtually everyone will be a Contributor.  We’ve built custom navigation paths to customized forms for the content input, so we want to hide the “View All Site Content” links on every page.  We want to hide it from everyone except the users who have Full Control. The master page,…

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    Setting Multi-Select Widths in a SharePoint EditForm.aspx Using JavaScript

    ByMarc D Anderson December 30, 2008July 12, 2022

    <UPDATE date=”2009-01-25″> I now have a function in my jQuery Library for SharePoint Web Services called SPSetMultiSelectSizes which accomplishes this in a more robust way, taking into account the font, font size, etc. </UPDATE> When you have a multi-select lookup column in a list, SharePoint provides you with a control that shows two select boxes next to each…

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    Changing Page Layout “Value does not fall within expected range.” Error

    ByMarc D Anderson December 23, 2008January 8, 2009

    We just did a Site Collection backup from a development environment into a staging environment.  The development environment can only be accessed through a VPN while the staging environment is available through the Internet. When I went to change the page layout for a site’s welcome page (default.aspx), I got the following error: After some…

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    Passing Query String Values as Part of the Source Query String Parameter in SharePoint

    ByMarc D Anderson December 18, 2008June 16, 2009

    SharePoint has a nice capability on many pages where, if you pass a Query String parameter named Source with a value of a page URL, the user is returned to that page when they are done with the activity.  An example would be when a user clicks on an ‘Add new document’ list on a…

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    SharePoint Designer: Useful Tool or Spawn of the Devil?

    ByMarc D Anderson December 17, 2008January 8, 2009

    OK, so you know how I’m going to come down on this, but I got your attention, right? In fact, at almost every large client I work with, the latter seems to be the opinion.  The rules are usually: No SharePoint Designer use in staging and production.  Period. This stems from a fundamental lack of…

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    Sorting Displays in Data View Web Parts

    ByMarc D Anderson December 16, 2008January 2, 2011

    I figured out a great little trick for sorting a DVWP-based display based on a column name passed in the Query String.  You can see this in action in the default All Items or All Documents views in lists or libraries.  When you click on the column headers that allow sorting, the browser is sent…

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    Replacing ListIDs with ListNames in Data View Web Parts

    ByMarc D Anderson December 16, 2008July 7, 2009

    This is another idea that I was certain I’d posted about long ago, but I can’t seem to find.  It’s especially useful if you are developing Data View Web Parts (DVWPs) in one environment and then porting them to another on any sort of frequent basis. When you create a Data Source for a SharePoint…

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