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C#hronicles: MOSS Backup/Restore to a Different Server Woes

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Thursday, August 7, 2008. MOSS Backup/Restore to a Different Server Woes. Backup and Restoring MOSS sites is probably the easiest and fastest way of getting one site from one server to another. Unlike deployment where you encounter many problems. It takes a long time to find out that your deployment failed and the error message is not helpful at all. We found two downsides for backup/restore so far. The first one has to do with page layouts which is explained and solved by Stefan Goßner.

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C#hronicles: Does Google have the most strict QA team ever?

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Monday, April 6, 2009. Does Google have the most strict QA team ever? Google is Celebrating 5 years of Gmail. Hmmm I guess they mean, 5 years of testing Gmail right? How come after 5 years, this web application is still in BETA? Does Google have the most strict Quality Assurance team and Gmail is not passing their QA tests? Or is this just Google’s way of wiping their hands on Gmail support or in case they decide to pull the plug on it one day? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.

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C#hronicles: June 2008

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Friday, June 20, 2008. Web Part: InfoPath Form Viewer. The webpart is really simple, its just these 3 lines:. XmlFormView xmlformview = new XmlFormView();. Xmlformview.XsnLocation = xsnLocation;. Obviously you want to error trap this in case the user enters and invalid URL and add code to include a custom property, but these 3 lines are the important ones. 1 Be sure to check the Enable this form to be filled out by using a browser option. 2 Create a new Document Library for each form. Now you are ready t...

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C#hronicles: Shortcut to Web Part Maintence Page

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Wednesday, October 8, 2008. Shortcut to Web Part Maintence Page. It can be really frustrating trying to access the Web Part Maintenance page on a Team Site if a web part is causing a problem. To quickly access this maintenance page simply add the following to the end of the url:? So if the page you are trying to access is the home page:. Go to: http:/ servername/default.aspx? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Displaying Summary Tags When Calling Methods from .

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C#hronicles: "The website declined to show this webpage" when installing a custom feature

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Thursday, October 16, 2008. The website declined to show this webpage when installing a custom feature. I was creating a custom feature today, so copied my feature folder with feature.xml file to C: Program Files Common Files Microsoft Shared web server extensions 12 TEMPLATE FEATURES. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Displaying Summary Tags When Calling Methods from . The website declined to show this webpage when i. Shortcut to Web Part Maintence Page.

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C#hronicles: Displaying Summary Tags When Calling Methods from a Class Library

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Wednesday, October 29, 2008. Displaying Summary Tags When Calling Methods from a Class Library. I got the answer by posting a question on the Microsoft Forum about this after spending a couple of hours trying to figure this out. Thank to Michael Taylor for the quick and very informative response. Http:/ social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/csharpide/thread/9a384c68-c04a-42ed-ac83-322389d04815. This is the summary of the method and it tells developers what it does. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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C#hronicles: September 2008

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Thursday, September 18, 2008. Handling SP Event Handlers. So I was creating Event Handlers for a custom list this week and found a few things I wanted to note. The events I touched in this project were ItemAdded, ItemAdding, ItemUpdated, ItemUpdating, ItemDeleting, ItemDeleted (useless if you are trying to reference data since it's already gone). Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Handling SP Event Handlers.

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C#hronicles: August 2008

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Thursday, August 7, 2008. MOSS Backup/Restore to a Different Server Woes. Backup and Restoring MOSS sites is probably the easiest and fastest way of getting one site from one server to another. Unlike deployment where you encounter many problems. It takes a long time to find out that your deployment failed and the error message is not helpful at all. We found two downsides for backup/restore so far. The first one has to do with page layouts which is explained and solved by Stefan Goßner.

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C#hronicles: Handling SP Event Handlers

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Thursday, September 18, 2008. Handling SP Event Handlers. So I was creating Event Handlers for a custom list this week and found a few things I wanted to note. The events I touched in this project were ItemAdded, ItemAdding, ItemUpdated, ItemUpdating, ItemDeleting, ItemDeleted (useless if you are trying to reference data since it's already gone). Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Handling SP Event Handlers.

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C#hronicles: April 2009

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Monday, April 6, 2009. Does Google have the most strict QA team ever? Google is Celebrating 5 years of Gmail. Hmmm I guess they mean, 5 years of testing Gmail right? How come after 5 years, this web application is still in BETA? Does Google have the most strict Quality Assurance team and Gmail is not passing their QA tests? Or is this just Google’s way of wiping their hands on Gmail support or in case they decide to pull the plug on it one day? Links to this post. Thursday, April 2, 2009. I read a bunch ...