Contents tagged with SharePoint
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Fill Out an InfoPath Form Library From a Link On Another Page
This has bothered me for a while, but never bothered me enough to make me figure out how to do it. Until now.
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SharePoint Portal Server Usage Details
Want to know who is using your SharePoint Portal Server 2003? You can find out pretty easily. A coworker of mine discovered this in an article. You can reveal usage details in portal areas by appending the following to the URL _layouts/1033/UsageDetails.aspx
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PayPal.Net
A recent Weblogs.asp.net post heralded the release of PayPal's new ASP.Net SDK. They also expose many of their features as web services.
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Preparing for a Portal
An article in EnterpriseAppsPipeline cites a recent Forrester study that indicates that the success of an enterprise portal deployment hinges on, amongst other things:
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Integrate SharePoint Portal Search with Office 2003 Research Task Pane
Ok. I did a search on the internet to make sure this wasn't already painfully obvious to everyone already. So, with the risk of stating the obvious, here is how you can integrate your SharePoint Portal Server 2003 search engine directly into your Office 2003 research task pane.
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Link List That Controls Another Web Part
Add two Content Editor Web Parts to the web part page.
In Web Part A add the following code:
<iframe name=”myframe” src=”http://www.msn.com”></iframe>
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Multi-Value Filtering on SharePoint Lists
James writes:
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Web Part Page Maintenance
In the Microsoft Knowledge Base article 830342, entitled "Soap:Server Exception of Type Microsoft.SharePoint.SoapServer.SoapServerException" Message Appears When You Try to Edit a Portal by Using FrontPage there are a variety of solutions which probably do work. However, one of the solutions mentions opening up the web part page maintenance page.
In order to do this, simply append "?contents=1" to the URL of the page. For example:
http://myportal/myarea/default.aspx?contents=1
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How To Add a Hyperlink To a SharePoint Event Outlook Export
You may have noticed that in a SharePoint event list, you can export an event list item as an iCalendar file. Although the link is generated script, you can create this link manually if you want to post it on another page or in an email for convenience. The format of the URL is as follows:
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Handy Utility to Remove Broken Portal Area Listings
This is a handy utility for cleaning broken listings from your SharePoint Portal Server 2003 portal areas: Clean "Hanging" Listings.