Tag Archives: SharePoint

Set Status Bar Colour

Posted on February 10, 2012 by Stu

SharePoint Short #1 To set the colour of a SharePoint 2010 status message, it’s important to specify it in lower-case and not start with an upper-case letter. The MSDN page for setStatusPriColor, found here, shows the colour values starting with … Continue reading →

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Get ListTemplate and Create New List in PowerShell

Posted on February 9, 2012 by Stu

A PowerShell related post today: To create a list or library in SharePoint, you can do the following: $web = Get-SPWeb "http://serverUrl" $web.Lists.Add("List Title", "List description", "Template Name")$web = Get-SPWeb "http://serverUrl" $web.Lists.Add("List Title", "List description", "Template Name") Now, say you … Continue reading →

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Task locked by Running Workflow and Cannot be Edited

Posted on January 14, 2012 by Stu

If you’re trying to update a task item that is linked to a running workflow using code similar to public UpdateTaskItem(SPList taskList, int identifier, string newValue) { taskItem = taskList.GetItemById(identifier); // Update task item taskItem["fieldname"] = newValue; taskItem.Update(); }public UpdateTaskItem(SPList … Continue reading →

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Remove property from SPPropertyBag

Posted on December 19, 2011 by Stu

Have you ever tried to remove a property from a SPWeb object and after applying the update, when you next check for the property it is still there? Logically, you’d think the following code would do this for you: webObject.Properties.Remove("yourkey"); … Continue reading →

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Open with Explorer on Server

Posted on December 2, 2011 by Stu

If you’re developing with SharePoint using Windows Server 2008 (will work with Windows 7, unless someone’s restricted the Windows Features that are installed) and are unable to open a library via Windows Explorer, follow the simple steps outlined below to … Continue reading →

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