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SharePoint Conference 2009 Reflections
SharePoint Conference 2009 is officially over and of course, the big news is SharePoint 2010. I can say that any company actively developing MOSS 2007 solutions should take a serious look at upgrading to 2010 as soon as it is released. In fact, you should already start planning for the upgrade – it is that…
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SharePoint Conference 2009 Goodness
I’m here in LasVegas enjoying the SharePoint 2009 conference. I’ll post more later but here is a video of Huey Lewis and the News from the beach party last night.
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Live Blogging
I’m planning on LiveBlogging during the conference and the link above will take you to the Live Blogging feed.
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What I Wish I Knew Before I Implemented SharePoint
I wish I knew that before I implemented SharePoint! I have heard that statement many times. In fact, I have uttered that exact phrase at least once! Because of the different ways SharePoint is introduced into organizations, sometimes things just don’t go right. This session will help you formulate a plan and give you pointers…
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SharePoint Install Smooth Sailing!
This is a great reference for when you are installing SharePoint. A great reference for all of the different User accounts needed by SharePoint. Best Practice for User Accounts When Installing MOSS
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Another example of how JQuery can help your site!
I like this post because it illustrates how JQuery can make your UI code more efficient. Look at the code examples in this post. What once took 6 lines of code only takes one using JQuery. Of course, you have the overhead of loading the JQuery framework – but if you are doing a lot…
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Why does making a Lookup site column an indexed field break my CAML Query?
when the EmailSource field is NOT set as an indexed column, this query would return all list items where EmailSource didn’t have a value. As soon as I set EmailSource as an indexed column, the query would always return zero items, even though I knew it should return some list items.
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Live-Blogging from SharePoint Saturday – Ozarks
I’m currently Live-Blogging at SharePoint Saturday – Ozarks in Harrison, Arkansas. Click on the frame below to follow all of the live bloggers here or follow the tag #spsozarks on twitter. My twitter name is @DIPetersen SharePoint Saturday – Ozarks
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SharePoint Developer Position – Omaha
If you are a SharePoint developer and want to work with me – contact me for more information. Leave a comment with your contact information (I will not make it public) and I’ll get in touch with you.