Archive for the ‘ SharePoint ’ Category

Using Event Receivers in SharePoint Foundation 2010

I have been working with Nick Gattuccio on authoring a two-part MSDN article about using event receivers in SharePoint 2010. The first part provides a thorough explanation of what events are and how they can be developed and deployed in SharePoint. The second part provides practical examples using Visual Studio 2010. Title: Using Event Receivers in [ READ MORE ]

SharePoint 2010 site just got shared!

http://sharepoint.microsoft.com is built on top of SharePoint! Found via SharePoint Detector[ READ MORE ]

SharePoint Detector – Chrome Extension

Ever wondered whether a site is built on top of SharePoint? Now, there is an easy way to find out. Install the “SharePoint Detector” Chrome extension located at https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/iglddabgpnbmcpdnmcbhhmggipakapck?hl=en, and you will get the SharePoint icon displayed in Chrome’s address bar every time you browse to a SharePoint site. You can then click on the SharePoint [ READ MORE ]

Content DB Attach using PowerShell

In this post, I’ll talk about how to attach\mount a SharePoint content database to a SharePoint web application after it has been restored\attached to the SQL server. See my previous post for details on how to restore a database using PowerShell. SharePoint provides a cmdlet to do the content db attach. This cmdlet is called [ READ MORE ]

SharePoint Foundation 2010 on Windows 7

This MSDN article describes in detail how to install SharePoint Foundation 2010 for development purposes on Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008. The purpose of this post is to focus on the SharePoint installation on Window 7 only and clear out all the details for the other operating systems. Download SharePoint Foundation 2010 [ READ MORE ]

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