April, 2013
25 04 2013
(Concepts here are discussed around SharePoint 2010 but should equally be applicable to SharePoint 2013. All concepts here apply only to full-trust farm solutions, and cannot be done at all with Sandboxed solutions or with the App model)Occasionally you might give given the requirement (as a developer) to provide the ability to insert a chart […]
22 04 2013
Here’s some code to get all PerformancePoint filter selections for the current user in a web site. This is a fairly straightforward operation. First you need a collection of strings, each of which is the URL to a PerformancePoint Filter stored in SharePoint. In this code snippet I use SPSiteDataQuery (in the DiscoverFilterUrls() method). You […]
19 04 2013
For a beginner SharePoint developer, there can be a fair amount of confusion around the seemingly trivial task of building a C# Console Application to connect to a SharePoint site and to learn the object model. You merely include a reference to the Microsoft.SharePoint.dll assembly, instantiate an object, passing in your site URL and you’re […]
19 04 2013
Here’s a code sample which will give you a web part that will have a property (accessible via the Toolpane) that lets you define a semi-colon separated list of the names of Filter Connection points. You can then use any standard SharePoint (or even PerformancePoint) filters connected to the web part and use them how […]