There are times when you want to have the contents from one page show up in two places. For example, …
Tag: .NET
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Creating a Web Part that Executes a CAML Query Based on Managed Metadata Values Chosen By Users
Sometimes you might need a way to be able to retrieve pages that have been tagged with a particular Managed Metadata …
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Dynamically Updating the CQWP ItemXslLink Property to Point to the Local Site Collection
The Content Query Web Part (CQWP) is the workhorse of SharePoint Publishing sites. The power behind the CQWP is that it …
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Creating an Expiration Policy Programmatically on a Content Type
One of the great improvements in SharePoint 2010 over previous versions has been in the area of records management and information policies. …
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Publishing Page Ribbon Missing Publish Tab and Containing Incorrect Buttons on Page Tab
Typically, the ribbon on a Publishing Page will have several tabs: Browse, Page, and Publish. The Page tab in the …
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Modifying your Web.config file using SPWebConfigModifications
I’m not the only one to have run into some massive problems trying to add or remove web.config modifications from …
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Removing a Taxonomy Field value from a List Item
If you’re trying to programmatically remove a taxonomy field value from a taxonomy field, you’ll quickly discover that setting the …
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Reusable Content Control
Although the Reusable Content list works well for adding content to content placeholders in a publishing page, there are times …
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Query String Filter Consumer Web Part
I wanted to write a web part that consumes query string data that gets passed to it by the Query …
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Using Rich Image, Rich Link, and Rich HTML controls in an application page
I currently have a client who is using SharePoint in a rather unconventional way; although they want to use the …