MOSS – Object Model – Page 2

A quick look on Sharepoint object model programs

Here I am going to show you that the actions which we perform normally with UI, those also can be done programmatically, the same thing I am going to show in this post, this post is mainly targeted for beginners those who are new to Sharepoint object model, a quick watch on programs to create sub sites, lists, showing web apps etc. Continue reading…

September 24, 2009 by G Vijai Kumar MOSS - Object Model MOSS - Quick Look

Sharepoint hit counter web part

On 11th November, 2009 I have published the HitCounter webpart solution on to Codeplex

Hit Counter

I have made the Hit Counter webpart very compact with minimum lines of code which generates user hits, before adding the webpart to the master page you need to create a Custom List name it as Statistics then create three columns in Statistics list as below: Continue reading…

September 15, 2009 by G Vijai Kumar MOSS - Object Model

Copy Sharepoint list items from one site to another programmatically

In my earlier post, I have show you how to Copy items from one list to another, using Sharepoint designer workflow now we learn how to copy list items from one Sharepoint site to another site programmatically

Before executing the code I have created two Sharepoint sites, first is http://fivenumber:5/ and the second Continue reading…

August 25, 2009 by G Vijai Kumar MOSS - Object Model

Export SPGridView to Excel spreadsheet in Sharepoint 2007

In my last post I have show you how to retrieve current user profile in Sharepoint 2007, before that I have also posted on how to display custom list items in SPGridView

Today I am going to work on how to export SPGridView items into Excel spreadsheet in Sharepoint 2007 Continue reading…

July 28, 2009 by G Vijai Kumar MOSS - Object Model

Retrieve current user profile in Sharepoint 2007

My last post was about Contact / Feedback webpart for Sharepoint 2007

In this post I am going to show you how to retrieve current user profile and show the properties like Title, First name, Last Name etc.
using Microsoft.Office.Server.UserProfiles.UserProfileManager() Continue reading…