Adding User Controls and Customizing Sites in SharePoint
Learn to add user controls/web parts to libraries with theoretical part 4, and take advantage of style sheet class reference tables to customize sites
Monday, September 20, 2004
Articles
Here you'll find articles & other useful resources. Enjoy!
Previous Articles
When SharePoint's navigation doesn't cut the mustard
SharePoint implementation project involving multiple portals, WSS sites, non-SharePoint sites & MCMS 2002 integration. Lacks logical hierarchy
Thursday, September 16, 2004
Using SharePoint search in an ASP.NET application with noise filtering
In this post, I’ll detail the steps & code used to get this working. I used this method to add search capabilities to a site implemented with MCMS 2002.
Thursday, July 15, 2004
Implement search on a content website with SharePoint
I want to share my experience implementing search functionality on a content website using SharePoint, and provide you with some useful code samples.
Thursday, July 15, 2004
Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 SP1 Resources
Top resources for MCMS development: GotDotNet User Samples, Stefan Goßner’s blog, MS public MCMS Newsgroup, Stefan’s FAQ, and MS CMS 2002 Guide
Saturday, February 7, 2004
Microsoft Content Managemen Server Implementations
Exciting news. My site’s DNS is moving to the new location, built with MCMS 2002 SP1. Check out the latest blog category for more MCMS-specific updates.
Saturday, February 7, 2004
Author sets up blog using .Text v0.94 on home server
I’ve set up my blog using .Text v0.94 and plan to add posts and modify the UI. Currently, it’s hosted on my home network.
New Article - Debugging & Logging in SharePoint 2010
Microsoft published an article that I authored for them on Debugging & logging capabilities in SharePoint 2010.
Monday, January 1, 0001
*** NOW AVAILABLE *** Creating Custom SharePoint 2010 Service Applications and Consumers (Visual How To)
Microsoft recently published a visual how-to that I created for them on creating custom service applications in SharePoint Server 2010.
Monday, January 1, 0001