Category: SharePoint
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Using PowerShell to retrieve Content Types and associated Fields
I’ve previously posted PowerShell scripts that allow you to extract Content Types or Fields from a SharePoint site. But last week a commenter by the named Jeff posed a valid question. What if I want to extract all Content Types in a SharePoint site, and show the associated Fields for each of them?
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Speaking at the Solvera PDC 2011, on March 19th
In 2009 Solvera Solutions started a biennial Professional Development Conference for it’s employees. On March 18th and 19th the event returns for it’s second iteration. This year I will be doing a presentation about development for SharePoint 2010. Unfortunately you can not attend unless you are a Solvera employee, but I wanted to mark the occasion because […]
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Getting your GUID on, macro style
I’m currently working on creating some custom discussion boards in SharePoint 2007 for a client. With that comes creation of features and content types, which in turn requires GUIDs to be generated. Generating a GUID in Visual Studio is easy. Just click Tools on the menu, followed by Create GUID. So what’s the big deal? […]
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SharePoint 2010 and IntelliTrace – Can I really have my cake and eat it too?
IntelliTrace is one of the major new features in Visual Studio 2010. It’s a DVR on steroids for your debugging session. Unfortunately in it’s first iteration IntelliTrace was only available for 32 bit applications, which means SharePoint 2010 was a no-go. Turns out that with the Visual Studio 2010 Service Pack 1 beta, IntelliTrace is […]
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A quick look at the SharePoint 2010 Developer Dashboard
One of the cool things in SharePoint 2010 is the Developer Dashboard. This gives you all sorts of insightful information about the page you are currently on. In addition to the out of the box information it provides, you can also add your own custom information to it. Here’s a quick write up on how […]