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Sep 302008

Announcing August Cumulative Update for Office SharePoint Server 2007 and Windows SharePoint Services 3.0

From now on there will be cumulative updates (formerly know as hotfix) every two months.

The first cumulative update is the August 26 updates for WSS and MOSS. These updates are only recommended, if you are experiencing the described problems. They will be included in the SP2.

Source: Microsoft SharePoint Team Blog


Published: 9/30/2008  2:12 PM | 0  Comments | 0  Links to this post
Tagged as: SharePoint

Sep 282008

Wiki Webpart 2.0

The next generation Wiki Webpart is there! Sounds good J The (stupid) name remains, but the core has changed.

What is it?

With the Wiki Webpart you can upload images and documents from a Wiki edit page into existing picture/document libraries. After the file has been uploaded, a link will be inserted into the Wiki Content.

This is either a <img> or a <a> tag, depending on the uploaded file.

How does it work?

After uploading the image/file, it will be put into your Wiki Content via JavaScript. There is no reload of the Wiki page required any more.

Why can't I upload files when I create a new Wiki Page?

Because MS decided to change the normal "NewForm" behaviour in Wiki libraries. Unlike in lists/document librariew a new item is created through "_layouts/CreateWebPage.aspx" and not the NewForm.aspx. And since this one is not unique for the Wiki library, I can not adjust it.

Requirements

.NET 3.5 (SP1) on all of your frontend servers 

Installation

The Wiki Webpart comes as a SharePoint solution (wsp file), which will be installed on your SharePoint farm via "stsadm -o addsolution -filename WikiWebpart.wsp".

The solution contains two features.

One has to be activated on site collection level (it will allow you to use the Webpart).

The second feature has to be activated on each web, where you want to use the Wiki Webpart.

After the features have been activated, there is a new entry in the General Settings of a Wiki library.

Enabling the Webpart in the Wiki properties will add the Webpart to the EditForm of your Wiki library. Disabling it, will remove the Webpart. There is no need to add the Webpart with the console application anymore!

Upgrade from previous version:

If you already have an older version installed, the installation steps are similar.

  • stsadm -o upgradesolution -filename RH.WikiWebpart.wsp -name RH.WikiWebpart.wsp -immediate –allowgacdeployment

After upgrading the solution, you have to retract and redeploy it in the central administration. This step is necessary, because the features within the solution have changed!

Update 30. Nov 2008:
A small bugfix release.

Update:

Instead of this solution you can use my Custom Files and Images Upload Field.

If you want to use it, please make sure you disable this feature on the wiki, the web and on your sitecollection.

Download

For all the (security) guys who wanted the source code, you can get it now.

Download solution

Download source code

 

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Published: 9/28/2008  11:09 AM | 22  Comments | 0  Links to this post
Tagged as: Webparts, Development, SharePoint, Upload Webparts

Sep 142008

Glückwunsch zum Meistertitel

Herzlichen Glückwunsch an das Konrad Motorsport Team zum Meistertitel im Porsche Supercup 2008!

Im letzten Rennen reichte der Sieg von Nicolas Armindo und der 6. Platz von Sean Edwards damit sich das Team aus Verl in der Meisterschaftswertung von Platz 4 auf den ersten Platz vorarbeiten konnte.

Quelle: http://www.porsche.com/germany/sportandevents/motorsport/racing/pmsc/gallery

Technorati Tags: Porsche Supercup,Konrad Motorsport


Published: 9/14/2008  1:09 PM | 0  Comments | 0  Links to this post
Tagged as: Sonstiges

Sep 112008

TagCloud Webpart

Categorizing posts with keywords is not new. There are solutions which create a new column for your blog, where you can define categories.

My Webpart will look in your posts for Technorati links. Many posts are tagged with Technorati links, so that you can look for a tag, and find posts on many blogs for this tag.

You can create Technorati links with the Live Writer, if you want to blog with it.

How does it work?

The Webpart will look for links <a href="technorati.com/tag/ and generate a Tag Cloud from the links. If you have other links which you would like to use for Tags, you can configure the link in the Webpart properties.

Selecting a Tag from the Webpart by clicking on it, will show all related posts. This way you can navigate within your blog posts by selecting Tags and not going through the Technorati page, if you use a Tag Cloud generated by them.

The Webpart uses a SPQuery to find all posts with the link in it, groups them and generates the Tag Cloud. A click on a Tag will bring up a list with all related posts.

For performance reasons, the Webpart caches tags for 5 minutes. With the Refresh Button at the bottom of the Tag Cloud you can force a reload of all tags.

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Published: 9/11/2008  9:35 AM | 4  Comments | 0  Links to this post
Tagged as: Webparts, Development, SharePoint