Adding a webpart Today I tried to add a web part to a page using the following code: ListViewWebPart webpart = new ListViewWebPart(); webpart.Title =
Author: Pieter Veenstra
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Update Features Today I needed to add some additional fields to content types. I heard about upgrade features before, but I never tried using this.
Content type failed to be syndicated Yesterday I copied my content database from production to my test environment using a database detach/attach method. All easy
An unhandled exception I had a problem with a SharePoint Designer Workflow I was creating a task and assigned it to a SharePoint group. Then
Deploying a publishing page Today I deployed a publishing page through a Sandbox solution I created an Elements File in the Module that looked like
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