Set Available PageLayouts for your Site

by chakkaradeep July 01, 2009 10:26
Below is a code snippet for setting available page layouts for your site:  List<String> strPageLayoutsToPersist = new List<string> { "Home Page", "General Detail Page", ... [More]

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Meet you @ New Zealand SharePoint Conference

by chakkaradeep June 30, 2009 09:27
The first ever New Zealand SharePoint Conference is just a day to go! If you haven’t registered yet, you can still do so! If you have already registered, check out these excellent sessions and feel free to come to my session on Developing Custom Field Controls in SharePoint. If you are not fami... [More]

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Using KeywordQuery to search in your SharePoint site

by chakkaradeep June 23, 2009 15:42
There are various ways that you can query the Search Service in your SharePoint site: 1) Using the Search Web Service 2) Using the SharePoint Object Model There are yet again two ways you can use the Search, using the Object Model: i) KeywordQuery ii) FullTextSqlQuery I think it is a good opti... [More]

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Customizing the 404 Redirection in SharePoint

by chakkaradeep June 23, 2009 10:40
By default, SharePoint takes you to its own 404 NOT FOUND page if you enter an Url which does not exist in the site. It is very easy to customize this behaviour and let SharePoint redirect 404 errors to the page you want to. The important file that manages this 404 redirection is - 12\TEMPLAT... [More]

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Highlighting the current page (site) in a custom navigation

by chakkaradeep June 12, 2009 15:05
When you build your custom navigation menu in SharePoint, highlighting the current page in the navigation menu is one of the various things we like to do. Something like this: You can see how People and Skills Development funding is highlighted and also their parent items – ANZBPF programmes and... [More]

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Using the Reusable Content to style HTML Contents

by chakkaradeep June 10, 2009 17:13
Sometimes in your WCM website, you might want users to enter some content in a content area but still apply those styles for the content. Using the RichHTMLField control, users can enter rich HTML content, but if the content needs some styling or formatting to be applied, then its pretty hard to d... [More]

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Using same custom edit forms across different Lists in SharePoint

by chakkaradeep June 04, 2009 12:04
We have a customer who has 5 different Lists and all the Lists have same content type associated with it. They wanted a custom edit form for this content type and want to use it across those 5 different Lists to enter data. We created the custom edit form very easily and uploaded the form to the L... [More]

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Getting the index of an item in a LINQ query

by chakkaradeep June 04, 2009 11:41
So, you want to retrieve the index of an matching item in an array or a collection and you want to use LINQ. For example, I want to get the month number given the month name – If I pass 3, I should get March Of course, you could write your own enum and other stuffs, but there is already an out-of... [More]

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Add Bing to Windows 7

by chakkaradeep June 01, 2009 17:44
Now that Bing is live, you would like to try out the new search engine. If you want to add Bing as one of the search providers in your Internet Explorer browser, you can do so from here You can add Bing to your Internet Explorer by installing the Bing search add-on available at the Internet Explor... [More]

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Retrieving an Item from the RootWeb and Subwebs using its UniqueId

by chakkaradeep May 25, 2009 15:12
Sometimes, it is necessary to retrieve an item given its ID (unique identifier). There is always the SPWeb.GetFile(Guid itemGuid) method, but that does not return an item if that item exists in a sub site. The sub site may be a level down or two or ‘n’ levels down. Using SPWeb... [More]

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