If you find that you want your site logo link to go elsewhere you adjust the NavigateUrl property in your SPLinkButton reference. In my case I wanted it to go to the root of the sub site, not the site collection. NavigateUrl=”~sitecollection/” became NavigateUrl=”~site/”
Category: Development
SharePoint Workflow completes with status ‘Stopped’
I recently ran into a problem in WSS3 with emails not firing when folks registered for an online course. The workflow would inconsistently end with the status of ‘stopped’. However, every time I would run it things went through without a problem. After some research I stumbled upon a great post that seems to have… Continue reading SharePoint Workflow completes with status ‘Stopped’
Looking for a few good developers
We are looking to hire (long-term contract) several client-side or front end developers to join our team in an in-house studio environment. We work on sites large and small and deploy in a SharePoint environment with a combination of pure Javascript, jQuery, JSON, XSLT, CSS, and SharePoint webparts. We value all experience related to web/Sharepoint… Continue reading Looking for a few good developers
Parsing the Sharepoint Site Actions menu with jQuery
On recent Sharepoint (WSS3) sites I use jQuery extensively. One of the things I often do is to remove the default Site Actions menu and draw those same links at the bottom of each page in the site. I had found a way to successfully parse the Site Actions menu using some trickery: $(‘#siteactions ie\\:menuitem’).each(function(){… Continue reading Parsing the Sharepoint Site Actions menu with jQuery
Stop the annoying Adobe Dreamweaver prompt for Alt field text
Yes, I still use image maps. They are nifty, and don’t require Flash to pull off things like interactive maps. But suppose you are trying to add 70ish links to an image map and Dreamweaver insists on prompting you EVERY SINGLE TIME to add an ALT tag. Before you slit your wrists or kill your… Continue reading Stop the annoying Adobe Dreamweaver prompt for Alt field text
Recover NewForm.aspx from the dead in Sharepoint 2007
Have you nuked your NewForm.aspx page in Sharepoint WSS/MOSS 2007? This can happen if you remove the default list web part from the page and save the file. The problem is apparently that any time you create a custom list form web part, it grabs the latest fields from NewForm.aspx not from the list settings. … Continue reading Recover NewForm.aspx from the dead in Sharepoint 2007
Akismet, why it is awesome, and why you don’t need it
WordPress is a fantastic platform. I use it almost exclusively as my CMS and blog of choice for myself and for my clients. As it has matured the potential is really limitless as to what you can do with it. But one of the things you might find once you delve into running your… Continue reading Akismet, why it is awesome, and why you don’t need it
How to install a beta version of iOS on an iPhone
If you are an iOS (iPhone/iPad) developer you might want to try the latest beta release on your device. To do so you will need to do a complete restore. But rather than install the latest available to the public you will want to use the latest beta. Once you have downloaded and mounted the… Continue reading How to install a beta version of iOS on an iPhone
Understanding the Sharepoint CAML query
Sharepoint allows you to utilize web service calls to retrieve and manipulate data. To do this though you will need to be able to write CAML to create your queries. I found this site pretty useful when it came time to really dig into creating my own custom CAML-based Sharepoint queries.
Join Lists Using SharePoint Designer 2007
This is a great post on doing a join in Sharepoint, all through Sharepoint Designer w/o any code. View the post at Yet Another SharePoint Blog