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- SharePoint: Adding a Toolbar to Custom List Views
Some time ago I wrote about using an EditorPart for a custom list view web part to allow users to easily configure the web part. Apart from the public and private responses I’ve received so far I made a promise that has yet to be fulfilled: adding a toolbar for the ListViewByQuery instance. In this post I will finally show how to do that.
- SharePoint: Error Accessing Search Settings in SSP
Acessing the Search Service administration site for the first time might result in an error since there may be no SSL certificate issued for the host configured with the query/index/search role. This post illustrates how to fix the problem.
- Customizing application.master Without Breaking Things
In this post I want to illustrate how we can create a custom
application.masterwithout putting our farm into an unsupported state. - Rolling Your Own Contact Details Web Part
The OOB Contact Details web Part suffers from lack of functionality as it is incapable of displaying basic user profile data except for the name and the department along with the photo if available. In this post I will demonstrate how we can roll our own contact details web part that contains additional information like a phone number, position, email and supports presence indication.
- Using the EditorPart to Create a Custom ListView Web Part
Today I want to illustrate how to create a web part for displaying any lists content within a farm and how to make configuration as easy as possible for the users by utilizing the EditorPart class from the System.Web.UI.WebControls.WebParts namespace. While some tutorials exist on the Internet many developers have some trouble to leverage the functionality of this class, particularly when using it with MOSS 2007.
