Tag Archives: development

The PeopleEditor Class and the Visibility Attribute

When doing custom development for MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0, the PeopleEditor class can come in handy. However, it seems that it begins misbehaving when the the Visibility attribute is changed from its default value of true. Recently, I had the … Continue reading

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Enabling the SharePoint Safe Mode Call Stack, Disabling Custom Errors and Enabiling Compilation Debugging

When developling for SharePoint, I find myself always turning on the call stack and disabiling the custom errors in my development environment. It really does help when trying to debug run-time problems. I know there a few posts out there … Continue reading

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Daniel Larson’s Best Practices for Elevated Privilege in SharePoint

[via Daniel Larson] Daniel Larson, a MOSS MVP, has been ranting over the past few days about the use of the SPSecurity.RunWithElevatedPrivileges method. While I have been amused with his rants, I share his concerns and frustrations as a result of … Continue reading

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Upcoming Conferences

Two conferences were announced last week that I want to share with you: PDC2008 [via Andrew Connell] – Regristration for the Microsoft Professional Developers Conference 2008 is now open and is scheduled to take place in Los Angeles on October 27-30 … Continue reading

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Setting up a SharePoint Development Environment to Support Silverlight Development

[via Andrew Connell] This morning Andrew Connell held a webcast introducing ASP.NET developers to Silverlight development for SharePoint. The webcast is the third in a series of webcasts to help ASP.NET developers get primed for SharePoint development. After the webcast Andrew was kind … Continue reading

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