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Author Archives: Stu
Coding the Creation of Information Management Audit Policy
This is a quick post to demonstrate how you would create or update the Information Rights audit policy for a specific content type in SharePoint. First things first, lets have a look at the method that implements this for us: … Continue reading
Package and Deploy a SharePoint Designer Workflow
Note: A sample project containing a simple designer workflow and the code described in this post is available for download here. Workflows created in SharePoint Designer are good when you want to be able to deploy workflows to your customers … Continue reading
Hide All Site Content Link
Looking for a straight forward and relatively easy way of hiding the All Site Content link from the quick launch area? All you need to do is create a feature, manisfest file and user control that contains the script to … Continue reading
Programatically register InfoPath form for Web Browsing in SharePoint
A topic that is not particularly well document with SharePoint is how to deploy a web browser compatible InfoPath form via a feature. Deploying a form through the Central Administration site provides such a form. This isn’t much use if … Continue reading
Visual Studio Caching
Since I’ve been developing with Visual Studio 2010 for SP I can’t help but feel I’ve wasted valuable time trying to resolve issues that the caching mechanism used by Visual Studio has caused. For example, I deployed a feature that … Continue reading