This post is the sixth in a series of postings, containing examples of SharePoint WebParts that anybody can build all by themselves. To read all posts in this series, or to get started with the RSSBus WebPart, go here. #6 – Shipment Tracking Web Part! I’ve been holding on to this one for a while. Until recently it was just a FedEx shipment tracker, but now the UPS and USPS Connectors have been published at RSSBus.com so this can be what I wanted it to be. This sample will allow the user to input ......
Here is how to add a “Tweet” button to your ActiveForums threads, using John Resig’s (@jeresig) “Easy Retweet Button”. I added a “Tweet” button to the header of each post, right next to the existing quote/reply buttons. First, modified the default styling of John’s retweet.js so that the tweet button matches ActiveForums. I modified retweet in the following ways: Set the link_text to just “ Tweet”. I killed the click count by setting count_type to “none”. Completely deleted the “styling:” ......
Go to the forum control panel, Templates. If want to modify the ForumView, click on it and insert your Adsense code after the very first [BREADCRUMB], ie: <%@ Register TagPrefix="am" TagName="ForumJump" Src="~/DesktopModules/NTFor... <%@ Register TagPrefix="am" TagName="Stats" Src="~/DesktopModules/NTFor... <%@ Register TagPrefix="am" TagName="WhosOnline" Src="~/DesktopModules/NTFor... [BREADCRUMB] ......
Download and install owc11. Run AxImp on OWC11.dll, which will have been installed in the microsoft shared\web components directory (ie C:\Program Files\Common Files\microsoft shared\Web Components\11\). AxImp.exe can be found in the Windows SDK (ie, C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v6.0A\Bin\AxIm... In Visual Studio project, drag OWC11.dll to a toolbox tab and drop the Excel component on form. Voila. When it comes deployment time, you’ll need the AxInterop.OWC11.dll. Some sample code: ......
I was asked to evaluate SlickEdit 2009, so I dropped Ultra-Edit for about three weeks and used only SlickEdit 2009. Here is a little “log” of my thoughts on the switch: - SE setup asked to add to my system path – I don’t like having to add stuff to my path. What is the benefit of adding this? [SE Staff:] Many of our customers are heavy keyboard and command line users. Adding SlickEdit to the path allows you to invoke it and its related utilities using the command line. - The first thing I went to ......