This is a guide to using Git for absolute beginners to version control for development projects, using the GitHub for Windows program and just the basics needed to integrate Git into your everyday workflow. Git is a very powerful system but even the fundamental concepts can be overwhelming at first, especially when your only question […]
This is a guide to using Git for absolute beginners to version control for development projects, using the GitHub for Windows program and just the basics needed to integrate Git into your everyday workflow. Git is a very powerful system but even the fundamental concepts can be overwhelming at first, especially when your only question […]
This is a guide to using Git for absolute beginners to version control for development projects, using the GitHub for Windows program and just the basics needed to integrate Git into your everyday workflow. Git is a very powerful system but even the fundamental concepts can be overwhelming at first, especially when your only question […]
Now I know that SharePoint plays well with Team Foundation Server, Microsoft’s source code management platform for Visual Studio. However it is not a free solution, and as I don’t have it as a resource, I looked into implementing Git for my visual web part development version control needs. There is a lot of very […]
The People Column The People Column stores a SharePoint user or users and allows easy access to their profile and associated data (name, email, access rights, etc.). For many environments, the user profiles are synchronized with a directory service, such as Active Directory. When you add the People Column to a list or library, you […]
There are a handful of list types that can create a new item when it receives an email: Document Library Picture Library Form Library Announcements List Calendar List Discussion board Blog This can be very handy and perhaps more convenient for your users – for example, you can send meeting invites to a SharePoint calendar, […]
In the post How to Display SharePoint List Data in a GridView, we looked at how to use a SPQuery object to filter the items from a SharePoint list. You can enable the user to select the filter value using a form control in the web part. I added a new column called ‘Class’ to […]
This is Part 2 of Update SharePoint List Data in a GridView. In the previous post, we added an ‘Edit’ column to the GridView that allowed a user to make modifications to a single row. However, the form controls were automatically generated based on the type of column. What if you wanted to customize the […]
As a continuation from how to display SharePoint list data in a GridView, now we will explore how to update the data. We will start with the basics in Part 1, and gradually make the examples more complex in Part 2 and Part 3. Sample Data I will revisit the sample list I created for […]
You can enable any SharePoint List to attach files directly to each list item. Here I created a custom list called “Sample Reports” with only the default Title column, although other columns could be added to keep track of more information about the report. The paperclip on the left-hand side of the view is the […]