1. Check whether the value is available in the Lookup List
Monday, June 30, 2008
Wednesday, June 18, 2008
SharePoint Quote
While I was reading a blogpost I saw a comment from someone who wrote the following:
Lol, imo this quote is the center of the Quote universe.
This is great! This is another reason why SharePoint is the center of the IT universe.
Lol, imo this quote is the center of the Quote universe.
Sunday, June 15, 2008
End-to-End Content Deployment Walkthrough
There's finally a whitepaper available about the content deployment feature in Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007.
The content deployment feature offers the ability to move content from one farm to another either manually or on a predetermined schedule.
Tuesday, June 10, 2008
Web Content Management Resources
For those who want to take a deep dive into the WCM features in SharePoint 2007 - Take a look at these monster resources!
Web Content management resource center
Web Content Management Links and Resources
Web Content management resource center
Web Content Management Links and Resources
Friday, May 30, 2008
SharePoint Tuning is not a crime
Don't reinvent the wheel and check out some great features, webparts, tools,... available @ CodePlex.Advanced webparts
Tam Tam
SharePoint 2007 WCM WebParts
TabControl WebPart
Winsmarts SharePoint WCF Support
Search Community Toolkit
SharePoint Custom Field - Regular Expression Validator (!)
SPWakeUp - Wake up your Sharepoint and WSS Sites
Enhanced picture custom type sharepoint 2007
SPNewsletter
SPTwitter
Most Recent 50 SharePoint Projects Focused on SharePoint on CodePlex
more...
Wednesday, May 21, 2008
Silverlight charts with Visifire
I recently started playing around with Silverlight in SharePoint. I took a look at the Silverlight BluePrints to start with... Oh man, what a hell to get a sample working! A lot of people were complaining about a blank webpart... and of course I had the same problem. Recompiling the Silverlight project in VS 2008 helped for me.
After trying a few examples from the BluePrints I took a look at Visifire...
I examined the Asp.net example and gave it a try to build a chart based on some list data.

A sample SharePoint list with some data (Year and Profit)
Based on the data from the SharePoint list I created a Silverlight Column Chart. Looking good isn't?

You can also choose other visually stunning animated charts.
eg. line charts, donuts, columns, ...
To bring this to a next level... I'm trying to embed this in a SharePoint webpart. I was thinking about the SilverLightPart "wrapper" webpart from the BluePrints to do this job. Normally, this webpart is able to wrap a .XAP file to embed your silverlight applications. But first, I'll have to create a new Silverlight application to create a .XAP file (The above example is just an aspx page) . I am working on this...
It all looks well, but still in its infancy! :)
After trying a few examples from the BluePrints I took a look at Visifire...
Visifire is a set of open source data visualization components - powered by Microsoft® Silverlight™. With Visifire you can create and embed visually stunning animated Silverlight Charts within minutes.
I examined the Asp.net example and gave it a try to build a chart based on some list data.
A sample SharePoint list with some data (Year and Profit)
Based on the data from the SharePoint list I created a Silverlight Column Chart. Looking good isn't?
You can also choose other visually stunning animated charts.
eg. line charts, donuts, columns, ...
To bring this to a next level... I'm trying to embed this in a SharePoint webpart. I was thinking about the SilverLightPart "wrapper" webpart from the BluePrints to do this job. Normally, this webpart is able to wrap a .XAP file to embed your silverlight applications. But first, I'll have to create a new Silverlight application to create a .XAP file (The above example is just an aspx page) . I am working on this...
It all looks well, but still in its infancy! :)
Tuesday, May 20, 2008
Concentra.be in the air!
Recently, a new public facing SharePoint website went online.


I'm quite happy with the result... especially for my first WCM project.
Just take a look at concentra.be...
PS. I recommend watching the site in Dutch (not all pages are included in other languages)
Concentra is a multimedia media company with a decentralised structure, which gives each medium or market the full chances that they need in order to grow.
There are seven activity clusters within Concentra: Newspapers, Free Press, Industry and Services, Audio-Visual, Books and Magazines, Classifieds and Digital Media.
Part of the advertising sales activities for the various activities fall under Concentra Media Regie, the group’s internal sales division.


I'm quite happy with the result... especially for my first WCM project.
Just take a look at concentra.be...
PS. I recommend watching the site in Dutch (not all pages are included in other languages)
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