Key takeaway
Use SPQuery for large lists instead of SPMetal. While testing with a list of 45K items, SPQuery performed at 0.06s compared to SPMetal’s performance at 9.98s.
Background
I was recently faced with determining the storage mechanism for a custom application. The choices were ‘SharePoint lists vs. SQL tables’. The user interface of this [...]
Problem
When you browse to a document library from an office client dialog such as ‘MS Word > Open’, the dialog shows a blank space instead of the document library contents-
Root Cause
This issue is caused due to the lack of an appropriate ‘FormDialog’ view available in the document library schema. [...]
Background & The Problem
Last time we discussed how to integrate a custom control into an XSL transformation. The key point to note about the previously discussed approach is that all the markup is output by the overridden Render method. This can easily get cumbersome and ineffective for complex server side controls. The [...]
Background & The Dream
SharePoint relies heavily on XML data and XSLT processing of such data. Whether we are dealing with Search results, Data view web parts or Content Query web parts, XSLT processing is something all SharePoint developers have to deal with on regular basis. SharePoint provides an XSLT extension object called ddwrt to [...]
Problem
Are you missing user profile values for certain fields after a migration of the SSP database to SharePoint 2010 User Profile Service Application? If you look closely, the properties that are missing are managed metadata properties and this is a common oversight during a migration.
Solution
Run the “Move-SPProfileManagedMetadataProperty” commandlet on each of [...]
SharePoint search webparts leverage an internal private class called SearchResultsHiddenObject which does a lot of heavy lifting around query execution. This object is also responsible for ‘connecting’ results between webparts such as the Paging, Core Results and Search Actions webparts. Now what if you want to do a custom keyword query or perhaps even a [...]
Here is an easy way to change the display names for the authentication providers on the claims drop down in sharepoint 2010. Simply create a new signin page with a LogonSelector control and add this to the code-behind:
protected override void OnPreRenderComplete(EventArgs e) { base.OnPreRenderComplete(e); var ntlm = ClaimsLogonSelector.Items.FindByText("Windows Authentication"); if (ntlm [...]
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