Archive for tag: Sharepoint
29 October, 2010 (05:12) | MOSS - Object Model, Sharepoint 2010, SharePoint 2010 - Object Model | By: G Vijai Kumar
In my previous post can view the most common custom webparts part 1 From last post I want to continue the series of most commonly used custom webparts, so once again I come up with a simple and small custom menu webpart shows all the sites and sub-sites of a SharePoint site in fly-out style
Tags: Custom Webparts, object model, Sharepoint, Sharepoint 2010 | 1 comment
29 October, 2010 (04:26) | MOSS - Object Model, Sharepoint 2010, SharePoint 2010 - Object Model | By: G Vijai Kumar
I desired to support most common custom webparts used by the SharePoint professional, so that these can be helpful for them. A custom tree view webpart shows all the sites and sub-sites of a SharePoint site Please use the below code and to get the exact look as show in the aboave image, the tree [...]
Tags: Custom Webparts, object model, Sharepoint, Sharepoint 2010 | 4 comments
15 September, 2010 (12:54) | Announcements, Sharepoint 2010 - General | By: G Vijai Kumar
We will be happy to announce that we are starting introductory session on SharePoint in Hyderabad, India on Sunday September 19th 2010 at 11:00 a.m. If you or your friends interested to join please let us know through the contact form The seminar will be on topics of why SharePoint, where SharePoint and how SharePoint [...]
Tags: seminar, Sharepoint, Sharepoint 2010 | 2 comments
30 August, 2010 (16:14) | MOSS - Object Model | By: G Vijai Kumar
Today my ex-coworker and friend ask me regarding SharePoint property bag, therefore I got an opportunity of posting this article on understanding SharePoint property bag settings. SharePoint property bag is a good place where we are able to accumulate key and value like a couple, It’s a hash table. There is no such user interface [...]
Tags: object model, Sharepoint, Sharepoint 2010 | 8 comments
28 August, 2010 (13:55) | MOSS - Object Model | By: G Vijai Kumar
I have got the chance to post useful Sharepoint object model programs (part 3) with bare minimum lines of code and really handy even. Please follow the link for a quick look on Sharepoint object model programs Part 1 and Part 2 Creating a Folder in a Document Library: Add fields to list: Creating a [...]
Tags: object model, Sharepoint | 2 comments