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Tag Archives: SharePoint
Working with Word and OpenXML
When working with Word documents using the OpenXML SDK, it’s not obvious how to remove document protection. The following code shows you how: using (WordprocessingDocument wordDocument = WordprocessingDocument.Open("[path to Word document]", true)) { DocumentFormat.OpenXml.OpenXmlElement protectedDocElement = wordDocument.MainDocumentPart.DocumentSettingsPart.ChildElements.FirstOrDefault(el => el.XmlQualifiedName.Name.Equals("documentProtection")); if … Continue reading
Web Config Updates
The SPWebConfigModification class for SharePoint provides an easy way of updating the web config for a web application. Sometimes, however, I’ve seen it used incorrectly. For example, it’s not advisable to try and write to the web config on Web … Continue reading
Enhanced Lookup Field – Part 4
This is the fourth and final part of the post describing how to create a custom lookup field for SharePoint. Other pages in this post are: Part 1 – Creating a custom lookup field type Part 2 – Add field … Continue reading
Enhanced Lookup Field – Part 3
This is part three of the post on how to create a custom lookup field for SharePoint. Other pages in this post are: Part 1 – Creating a custom lookup field type Part 2 – Add field editor class Part … Continue reading
Enhanced Lookup Field – Part 2
This is part two of the post showing how to create a custom lookup field for SharePoint. Other pages in this post are: Part 1 – Creating a custom lookup field type Part 3 – Add field control class Part … Continue reading