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Two years ago, while SharePoint 2010 was still in beta, I released Search Suggest for SharePoint 2010 lists. A number of people contacted me with various bug reports and feature suggestions. Finally, I found some time and refactored this old code to accommodate your suggestions. Changes Improvement: You can now define list columns (fields) to be queried [...]

Today I tried to add a custom web part to a SharePoint 2010 web page. Web part was listed in while via Insert > Web Part gallery but SharePoint failed to add it to a web part page with the following error: “The operation could not be completed because the item was removed from the [...]

We have just updated release of our Search AutoComplete for SharePoint 2010 Central Administration web part. The solution has been tested and updated for SharePoint 2010 RTM release and we also fixed deployment script for Farm solutions. You can download for FREE with full source code. Click here to send your feedback. Original Post: SharePoint 2010 introduced [...]

SharePoint 2010 introduced a new and improved Central Administration which looks awesome. However when I am teaching about SharePoint or presenting it to customers I need a quick and easy way to find an option in Central Admin (yeah I know, I am lazy ). So I decided to build a „search as you type“ [...]

05 Oct, 2009

Search as you type for Links list

Posted by: Toni Frankola In: SharePoint

Two weeks ago Peter emailed me the following question: I am trying to get your PhoneBook search as you type to work with a Links list and have not been able to make the edits that are needed for it to work. Yes, it is possible to customize this solution to work with any list [...]

20 Aug, 2009

Use case: PhoneBook Search – no code required

Posted by: Toni Frankola In: SharePoint

In last few years I worked with many clients in different industries. Every company I worked with had one application in common: a centralized phonebook. These apps are usually written by some IT rookie that had a desire to show how good his at “3 letter acronym” technology (ASP, PHP…) Phonebooks are being used when [...]

03 Aug, 2009

KPI Dashboard for WSS: Part 1 – No code required

Posted by: Toni Frankola In: SharePoint

A few weeks ago Chris posted the following problem on Stump the panel: We want to display KPI indicators with each item (green if we met the target, yellow almost, red not even close). I’ve been using Visual Indicators for the Masses: KPIs in WSS.  So I setup different lists for each one, So in financial the [...]

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09 Jun, 2009

A great web part for SharePoint End Users

Posted by: Toni Frankola In: SharePoint

If you ever taught end users on how to use SharePoint you probably noticed they have a problem using all these nice SharePoint menus. I love the SharePoint UI very much, but I am a geek and SharePoint is made by geeks… Average SharePoint user are not geek they are Information workers, and as Mark [...]

10 Mar, 2008

SharePoint CAPTCHA

Posted by: Toni Frankola In: SharePoint

When working on a project that includes SharePoint in Internet facing scenario, your customer might request a CAPTCHA or some similar anti-spam algorithm to prevent automated postings to blogs and wikis. I found a nice .NET component developed by LanapSoft. It includes some cool features like 50 different CAPTCHA algorithms and sound support. You can [...]

26 Jul, 2007

Web parts and extended portals

Posted by: Toni Frankola In: SharePoint

I made a custom search web part for SharePoint as described at: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms551453.aspx While developing, in number of occasions, I received an error: „Cannot import this web part”. The error seemed to appear randomly. As usual, the solution was simple. My SharePoint portal was extended to two sites. Simple rule: If you are deploying web [...]

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