Tag: sharepoint 2010
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Content Types with associated Fields for SharePoint 2010
Here is a (hopefully) complete list of Content Types and associated Fields for SharePoint 2010. This is the equivalent of my previous post, but for SharePoint 2010 instead. You can find the PowerShell script I used to extract the information in another previous post of mine.
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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 […]