Archive for April, 2008

Nesting Master Pages in MOSS

The project I am on is starting to get into some ‘look and feel’ territory, which means we are of course doing some master pages. What we wanted to achieve was to have a single master page so that the look and feel of the site is defined in a single place, instead of in [ READ MORE ]

Postback from TreeView check boxes

  • April 21st, 2008
  • Posted in ASP.NET

The ASP.NET TreeView control is a handy thing in plenty of places in ASP.NET applications, but when I went to use one in a project I am working on, I discovered that there is no AutoPostback property for the checkboxes that are provided, and considering I am using my TreeView in an UpdatePanel this was [ READ MORE ]

Trigger an UpdatePanel from outside the control

  • April 17th, 2008
  • Posted in ASP.NET

I have been working on a control that is using some AJAX stuff, which is a bit new to me because I have avoided AJAX for a few reasons in the past. Anyway once you get into it, the controls that MS have added to the .NET framework make it so very very easy to [ READ MORE ]

Canberra SharePoint user group April Meeting – Security with ForeFront/Customising the Search Centre

This month’s user group meeting is on Wednesday night, and we have two people presenting this month. Derek Moir from Microsoft will present about Microsoft ForeFront – security for SharePoint. This is a chance for the IT professionals to come in and hear about defending your SharePoint installation from viruses and attacks. Then, Patrick Tisseghem [ READ MORE ]

Run code when a meeting workspace is created

I’m not sure how common this one is, but I thought I would add it here just in case I ever needed to do it again! Basically the requirement is that we have to perform a specific task every time a new meeting workspace is created. After a little bit of thought, the easiest way [ READ MORE ]

Calling PostBack from a pop up window

  • April 2nd, 2008
  • Posted in ASP.NET

The scenario for today’s blog post is pretty simple. I have a page that is displaying some data, and it uses a pop-up window to add data to the source, so when the pop up has added the data it needs to close itself and then refresh the parent window. It’s not really a difficult [ READ MORE ]

List all web applications in a SharePoint farm

Here is one you might comes across from time to time – getting a list of all the SharePoint web applications within the current farm. It’s not a difficult bit of code either: 1: using Microsoft.SharePoint; 2: using Microsoft.SharePoint.Administration; 3:   4: SPFarm spf = SPFarm.Local; 5: SPWebService spws = spf.Services.GetValue<SPWebService>(""); 6: foreach (SPWebApplication spwa [ READ MORE ]

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