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MGR: the Intelogist 19th April 2013 No comments

Quick tip: Run PowerShell in a previous version mode

In order to run a previous version of PowerShell, you don’t need to install the versions that you can get…

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MGR: the Intelogist 7th February 2013 No comments

How to: Resolve “Unable to start debugging on the web server. The web server is not configured correctly”.

This is a strange message actually. You’re not supposed to see this, unless someone tinkers with the web.config file of…

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MGR: the Intelogist 14th January 2013 No comments

How To: Use JavaScript to hide SP2010 elements (quick & dirty)

Add a <script src=”http://server/sites/teamsite/Style Library/Scripts/scriptFileName.js” type=”text/javascript”></script> line in the Master Page that is being used by the page that displays…

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MGR: the Intelogist 14th January 2013 1 comment

How To: Add a modal dialog box in ItemStyle.xsl

Normally, you will want to use a modal dialog box to display a webpage, form, or something of the kind,…

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MGR: the Intelogist 18th July 2012 No comments

How to: Define which fields to appear in a SharePoint RSS Feed

In SharePoint 2007: 1. Navigate to the list/library that you want to get an RSS feed for 2. Navigate to…

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MGR: the Intelogist 8th April 2013 No comments

How to: Install and use Reporting Services with SharePoint 2007

Here is an impeccable guide on how to work with Reporting Services in SharePoint 2007. The following are the steps…

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MGR: the Intelogist 14th January 2013 No comments

How to: Build a complex calculated formula for a SharePoint list

You reference fields/columns by their display names in square brackets, eg: [Deliverable Status]. You concatenate these with the “CONCATENATE” keyword…

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MGR: the Intelogist 14th January 2013 No comments

How to: Change the display of items in a CQWP

If you’re using a content query web part to display list items on a page, you will have to change…

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MGR: the Intelogist 14th January 2013 No comments

How To: Edit a Content Editor WebPart’s presentation xslt

1. Edit a page 2. Add a Content Editor Web Part on the page 3. Edit the CEWP 4. Export…

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MGR: the Intelogist 12th July 2012 No comments

How to: add properties to custom web parts

You can easily add custom properties to your custom web parts so that you can pass in values to them…

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