Coding all day, every day.
10 03 2011
Tonight’s little project was inspired by a conversation on Twitter with @WonderLaura and @Toddklindt. Laura had asked about the implications of lots of item-level permissions in a big list in SharePoint (here), to which Todd replied with this, and followed up with this and this. So this got me thinking: where is the performance bottleneck […]
1 12 2010
(Cut to chase – your ASCX file is too large, strip out code away from the ascx preventing it from being de serialized, such as holding lots of JS in another file) Whilst experimenting with various methods of developing client object model solutions for SharePoint 2010, I’ve been pointed towards the Visual Web Part for […]
20 10 2010
Had a few requests on my previous post about the Calendar Year View for a coded example. So here’s one. I’ve not fully tested this in quite a while so it might not work immediately and might need one or two modifications to the object model code to access the List properly, there’s probably some […]
31 07 2010
I had a requirement recently where I needed to somehow inform my main application class of a change of state in a class instance, and I figured Events were the way to go, but this a small black hole in my C# knowledge, so I set out (as you do) onto the Google/Bing-land to find […]
10 02 2010
I have an upcoming requirement to be able to move SPWebs from one parent SPWeb to another. Let me lay out the current architecture: Site Collection Active Projects (web) Project 1 (web) Doc Library Custom List Project 2 (web) Doc Library Custom List Things to note here are that each of the Project’s webs (project […]
30 09 2009
The requirement for this idea was to take a current Excel spreadsheet solution and “Sharepointify” it. Word of warning: I think this is by far the most confusing post I’ve ever written. It may just be for personal reference only… The current system is a work plan for the team leader written in Excel which […]
24 09 2009
“Suji” has helpfully informed me that my previous post about a Year View of the Calendar had a bug in it. To view the original post: http://e-junkie-chronicles.blogspot.com/2009/07/year-to-view-with-sharepoint-calendar.html The bug is that if an event were to span 2 months (ie: Starts September 30th and Finishes October 2nd) then the view would ouput only under the […]