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My First SharePoint 2010 feature! Adding jQuery...
I've attended the SharePoint 2010 Ignite Train the Trainer course this week and boy oh.. boy... great stuff inside SharePoint 2010! So on friday (== lab day) I started by creating creating a SharePoint feature which adds jQuery to the page and allthough...
DownloadAsZip SharePoint Feature RTW
I've finally managed to release the SharePoint DownloadAsZip feature which enables you to download files and folders from SharePoint document libraries as a zip. In this post I'll finish up how this feature is created. You can also download a complete WSP file which contains, amongst a lot of other features, this DownloadAsZip feature. ...
Select Multiple List Items in SharePoint Feature
In this post I’m going to show you how to create a feature that enables the selection of multiple list items. This can come in handy for features like "Download items as Zip" or "Delete multiple items"....
Posted: Mar 05 2009, 01:30 PM by webbes | with 67 comment(s)
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Finalizing the Virtual Earth web part
The complete source code and a solution package are attached to this final post in the Virtual Earth Web Part series....
SharePoint + jQuery = Stay Here Feature
Fun with jQuery and SharePoint. In my previous post I showd how to create a slideshow in SharePoint with the help of jQuery and the Cycle plugin. Yesterday someone asked me for a feature that takes care of opening all external urls in a new window. That makes sense doesn't it. You do not want visitors to leave your SharePoint site to soon. You want them to Stay Here. And with our jQuery feature in place it's a piece of cake so I decided to create the motion10 Stay Here feature. ...
Posted: Dec 18 2008, 11:00 AM by webbes | with 4 comment(s)
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SharePoint Slideshow Web Part
In two previous posts I demonstrated how you could use wrappers for list items in order to enable strongly typed access to list item properties. Very nice but I can imagine you guys and girls would like to see a real life example of it's usage. And I guess it would be very nice if I could come up with something that we can actually use in our project today. So I decided to create a slideshow web part. With the help of: jQuery, the jQuery Cycle plugin and a PictureWrapper I created a very basic slideshow. It's not completely finished, but I'll leave the addition of some extra options as practice for you guys. If you're not interested in my writing you can download the complete source and the Windows SharePoint Solution Package at the end of this article. It has been created with the help of WSP Builder. The must have tool for all SharePoint developers....
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