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Subscribe to RSS NowSharepoint 2010 RTE Image Picker for the Ribbon
// July 29th, 2010 // No Comments » // UncategorizedOur current project required us to make a few changes to the OOTB Asset Picker dialog. Within this dialog there is the common “Look in” pane which isnt easily customized. We required the dialog to only show certain document libraries in which only png, jpeg or gif files may be viewed. Additionally we customized the [...]
Sharepoint 2010 Ribbon Control and Rich Text Editor
// July 26th, 2010 // No Comments » // UncategorizedIm currently lucky enough to be working on the 2nd largest Sharepoint 2010 deployment in the world currently! It really has been a wonderful opportunity to be exposed to some of the new Sharepoint 2010 functionalities as well as interfaces, API’s, SDK etc. One of the latest modules for the eBackPack project is the media [...]
Our Sharepoint 2010 Experience
// June 25th, 2010 // No Comments » // UncategorizedSo one of the projects we’re working on is a grand scale education system. It is billed as one of the largest Sharepoint 2010 deployments in the world currently and the budget stretches in the millions. We’re just glad we’ve got to work with cutting edge technology with some of the best sharepoint arhcitects, sharepoint [...]
Sharepoint 2010: Open Modal Dialog from EditControlBlock
// June 9th, 2010 // No Comments » // UncategorizedVisual Studio 2010 makes it really easy to create and upload Features. Using these new Features makes it easy to add actions to menus. One of these menus is the Edit Control Block (ECB) or the context menu which appears over an item: Normally we’d use a simple UrlAction and fill the Url with the [...]
Sharepoint and JQuery Web Services: DeleteList
// June 7th, 2010 // 1 Comment » // UncategorizedI had a requirement today to be able to perform a delete of a list without having to perform a postback. After a little bit of research and a little bit of fine-tuning i came up with a delete list method (deletelist()). Below is just an example of what can be done with the Lists.asmx [...]

















