Monthly Archives: February 2008

Ever have one of those days? It’s miserable weather when you wake up, and the day just gets worse the more you get into it. The dog bites you as you leave the house, you tear your suit on the … Continue reading →

Hey all! There’s been some information published around External BLOB storage in Technet – you can look at the information here. Also, Kaneboy has uploaded some code to CodePlex that allows the user to merely install and activate the feature. … Continue reading →

Hi all. There’s an article on Technet that goes over the procedure required to create data from custom fields in the Content Query web part – it’s very comprehensive and will be useful to anyone who wants to collect data … Continue reading →

Microsoft have released a white paper on Social Networking in general and how to implement MOSS as a social networking platform. It’s a real pity that the Knowledge Networks add-on never got past RC 0 – it would have been … Continue reading →

In large organisations, there is always more than one source of information that needs to be presented within SharePoint – often these are pre-existing portal applications from other vendors or even from Microsoft. Jose Barreto has written a blog entry … Continue reading →

Hey all. Never thought this was possible, but it looks like someone with even my limited programming expertise could set up a spreadsheet on ECS that allows the user to edit the data contained within Spreadsheet cells – This blog … Continue reading →

I was deploying a solution one of the dev guys in the office built at a client’s site as part of a much larger application. The deployment was being driven through a Batch file using stsadm. So the part of … Continue reading →

Karine Bosch has released an updated version of her CAML builder web part page. This feature (when deployed) allows you to build a CAML query to return data from a specific list or library. New Features include: Filtering results on … Continue reading →

I was at the Sydney SharePoint user group on Tuesday when the presenter mentioned that you couldn’t update lists using Excel 2007… and in the back of my mind, a thought bubbled up through the primal ooze that too much … Continue reading →

Ton Stegman has a recent blog post that points out that you can set content types at the folder level (something I didn’t know – in fact, I did not think there was any functionality associated with a document library … Continue reading →