by adis.jugo | Aug 13, 2011 | Development
There is a need sometimes to combine a physical list view (on a SharePoint list) with a custom CAML query when retrieving the data in the SharePoint object model. Most of you probably know that there is an overload of the SPList.GetItems() method which takes a SPQuery...
by adis.jugo | Aug 9, 2011 | Development
Sometimes is Linq2SharePoint just not an option. Unfortunately. I don’t know how many times I have written methods which build nested CAML queries for multiple ORs or ANDs (when you have to OR more than two values). And of course I always forget where it was....
by adis.jugo | Aug 1, 2011 | Development
It was fun and pleasure to talk to you guys about SharePoint development cycle – and I have especially liked the questions and the discussion after the meeting. And especially some of your promises Speaking about promises, I have promised the presentation, solution...
by adis.jugo | Jul 5, 2011 | Development
It is a well know thing, yet I run into this problem every now and then: SPWeb and SPSite objects are crashing when accessed from another thread. Recently, I’ve had a problem at customer’s place that their application, “after minor changes”,...
by adis.jugo | Jun 26, 2011 | Development
Recently, I’ve faced the following problem: a customer has created a links list, and she extended it with some additional fields. One of the fields was a choice field, called “Target”, where user could choose between standard target options for the link opening...
by adis.jugo | Jun 13, 2011 | Development
A short and effective way to utilize SharePoint People Search in your own applications is using SharePoint Server Object Model and Microsoft.Office.Server.Search namespace. People search works the same way any other SharePoint search does – we search in the scope, in...
