A patch has been made available for SharePoint 2013. This patch is known as the March 2013 PU. Separate patches are available for SharePoint Server 2013 and SharePoint 2013 Foundation. This is not a normal CU or service pack. This patch will need to be applied in order to install any future patches. So, if [...]
I do a lot of work with TFS and Visual Studio so I waited with baited breath to jump in to the final release of VS2012 to try out some of the fun new things available with this version. This article was originally going to deal with the new Suspend/Resume features, but I decided to [...]
The new SQL Server Object Explorer (SSOE) in Visual Studio 2012 provides access to database objects that is very similar to SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS). Not only is navigation of multiple databases permitted, but the ability to drill down into the objects is provided. Both of these functions are performed very similar to how [...]
Let’s say you are in SharePoint Designer 2007 and want to create a new form for adding an event to a calendar, but you want to change labels or add descriptive text or any other customizations to that form. You also want to keep the functionality of the Recurring event and All-Day Event options. Well, think again. A huge glaring bug [...]
When working with MVC, it is easy to get into the habit of passing large amounts of model data around your different views, including partial views. It is easier, and much faster to pass the same model, with all of the data you might, or might not need. In applications where speed and performance must [...]
In an attempt to sum up all of the “estimated values” located in a field on contract lines within a contract and place that value on the main contract page, I hit up my friend Google and discovered the crmservice of RetrieveMultiple using JScript as described in this link: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc677077.aspx Using that example, i only [...]