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Tag Archives: SharePoint
Item does not exist. It may have been deleted by another user
A quick post to help anyone else that is using the SharePoint CreateTaskWithContentType or CreateTask workflow activity in their workflows or composite activities and get the following error in the ULS after starting the workflow via custom code: “Item does … Continue reading
Add AuthorizedTypes Through Code
If you’ve created your own workflow activities for SharePoint and want to make the deployment process as simple as possible, one thing you’ll need to do is automate the updating of Authorized Types in the configuration files for the farm. … Continue reading
SharePoint WebPart Content Updater
I’ve recently written a small utility class for SharePoint and thought I’d share it with the community. The class allows you to automate the creation, modification or deletion of WebParts and their content on any number of SharePoint pages. It … Continue reading
SharePoint CAML Utility Helper
I’ve recently developed a project to assist with the dynamic generation of CAML queries in .NET projects and have hosted it in CodePlex. To view the C# source for the tool, or download the latest assembly, please follow this link. … Continue reading
SharePoint Database Information
Note: This post relates to SharePoint 2007. I’ve recently worked on a project that required direct access to the SharePoint content and Shared Service databases for reporting purposes. Although accessing the SharePoint databases directly is generally a no-no and is … Continue reading