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Adding Media Content to SharePoint

Posted: Thursday, April 16, 2009 by Ric in Labels: sharepoint

Media Point is an easy, follow the wizard way of adding new content capabilities to a SharePoint Server, media includes wmv movies and so on.

Check it out

SharePoint is now called SharePoint

Posted: by Ric in Labels: Microsoft, MOSS, sharepoint

SharePoint Developer Group Blog points out the new name for WSS after MOSS:

SharePoint 2010.

Goes well with:

Exchange 2010
Visual Studio 2010

and so on.. It all sounds very exciting, me, I'm still watching tutorials for the
soon-to-be-old MOSS

Happy 2009

Posted: Thursday, January 1, 2009 by Ric in Labels: c#, CMS, MOSS, sharepoint

I have been quite busy lately, studying MOSS.

Recently I have found a neat CMS called SiteCore.

of the site, this link was extremely important...SharePoint Modules enabling the CMS to interact with SharePoint and MOSS Sites.

elearning

Posted: Tuesday, November 11, 2008 by Ric in Labels: elearning, sharepoint, software development, trainning

I should do some elearning here
(had some issues with it to start with, it seems it needs all of Microsofts browser plugins enabled to run hehe..

recently I rediscovered an interest in Perl

Posted: by Ric in Labels: coding, Perl, sharepoint, windows

So since most of my work nowadays consists of SharePoint Stuff, I decided to review and play with some related Perl Code I found under:

Tech Systems (links to Mason)

My interest was spiked by the need of a script that would turn iLO Machines Off.
Found one at: HP Lights Out XML Scripting Samle

SharePoint Governance

Posted: Tuesday, October 21, 2008 by Ric in Labels: c#, development, sharepoint, tools

Saw this link to CodePlex Sharepoint Governance by Bamboo Team Joel Oleson

Have to find the time to research it propperly.. seems useful

ARF from the kid

Posted: by Ric in Labels: c#, development, sharepoint, tools

This: ARF For SharePoint Seems really interesting.

Supposed to help with customizing SharePoint sites.

download page

Posted: Monday, October 20, 2008 by Ric in Labels: application, c#, coding, development, sharepoint, tools

with a custom built field, one can extend the SharePoint List functionality to allow for hiding and showing a field based on a choice from a dropdown:

The idea is that, in this list, we have c_hide and Special columns attributed to special types I developed in C#.

c_hide is a column that we can hide, the column itself does not have meaningful data for an end user.

but when the SharePoint List Designer builds the SharePoint List, he or she would place the following XML on c_hide's description:

<options>
<add name="IT" >
<add field="ITField" visible="true" />
<add field="CCField" visible="true" />
</add>
<add name="Call Center" >
<add field="ITField" visible="false" />
<add field="CCField" visible="true" />
</add>
<add name="Finance" >
<add field="ITField" visible="false" />
<add field="CCField" visible="false" />
</add>
</options>

The XML above builds the Drop Down List in the Column "Special" and assigns the behaviours for hiding and showing the fields "CCField" and "ITField" accordingly to their visibility attributes.

The Field "ITField" disappears if the "Call Center" Option is selected: