Kobi

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bio	website	kobikobi.wordpress.com
	location	Israel
	age	30
visits	member for	2 years, 1 month
	seen	Apr 18 at 10:21
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Hello, I'm Kobi. I'm 28 years old and live in Israel with my wife Suzi.
I'm a programmer. I like programming, which is good. I work at HP as a web developer. I work a lot with Asp.net, HTML, CSS and JavaScript (mostly using jQuery when I can). As a part of my job I'm also developing in Oracle PL/SQL and SharePoint.

In my free time I like using the internet, reading books, and always being with Suzi.

Feel free to contact me:

gmail: kobikobi
twitter: @kobi
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	653 reputation	bio	website	kobikobi.wordpress.com	visits	member for	2 years, 1 month
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May 12	awarded	Commentator
May 12	comment	Head runat= Server generates extra spaces See also this question: Do tabs, spaces, and line-breaks in HTML markup affect search engine optimization? I just had to check because it sounded suspicious, hope that's OK. That said, SharePoint 2007 has mostly ugly markup, and it might hurt your SEO much more than a few spaces
May 12	comment	Head runat= Server generates extra spaces Here's the `<head>` element of Stack Overflow: pastebin.com/raw.php?i=5rWHf7gc . No SEO Problems.
May 11	comment	Automatically running SharePoint Designer Workflows when creating items via Object Model - few of the first items are “Failed on Start” @Bart - It seems that was the issue. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. It's funny - I did check the logs, and even compared the `<authorizedTypes>` element with the one I had, but didn't notice some assemblies are version 12 when they should be version 14. Thanks for the nudge!
May 11	answered	Automatically running SharePoint Designer Workflows when creating items via Object Model - few of the first items are “Failed on Start”
May 11	comment	Automatically running SharePoint Designer Workflows when creating items via Object Model - few of the first items are “Failed on Start” Hmm... maybe I don't have the proper compilation references on my web.config file... be right back...
May 11	comment	Automatically running SharePoint Designer Workflows when creating items via Object Model - few of the first items are “Failed on Start” @Bart - Good call. I actually did look there, but it didn't make much sense to me. Here's what seems relevant: pastebin.com/raw.php?i=wvfazsCP
May 11	revised	Automatically running SharePoint Designer Workflows when creating items via Object Model - few of the first items are “Failed on Start” added 145 characters in body; edited tags; edited body; edited title
May 11	comment	Automatically running SharePoint Designer Workflows when creating items via Object Model - few of the first items are “Failed on Start” Oh, I've also tried running the workflows by code, using impersonation as suggested in social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/sharepointworkflow/… , I've had similar results.
May 11	comment	Automatically running SharePoint Designer Workflows when creating items via Object Model - few of the first items are “Failed on Start” `<rant>` - I've literally wasted days on this silly issue that should just work. I usually don't ask suck broad questions, but I've tried a lot and didn't get far.
May 11	asked	Automatically running SharePoint Designer Workflows when creating items via Object Model - few of the first items are “Failed on Start”
May 3	awarded	Scholar
May 3	accepted	What would cause a sharepoint publishing page to display a “Lorem ipsum”?
May 3	comment	What would cause a sharepoint publishing page to display a “Lorem ipsum”? Important update - Our system guy is sick, so you won't get those 15 points for now, but you've got your health!
May 3	comment	What would cause a sharepoint publishing page to display a “Lorem ipsum”? I'm fairly certain this is the issue - I've sent the system admin the updated solution even before writing the question, but though I'd ask anyway. I'll update soon. In my defense, I should state that it worked on my machine, but not on the test environment.
May 3	awarded	Student
May 3	asked	What would cause a sharepoint publishing page to display a “Lorem ipsum”?
Apr 30	comment	Find Document by GUID @omlin - Thanks! `GetFile` and `GetFolder` They also have overloads with URLs, which can be very useful - it lets you access files ad folders without getting the library first.
Apr 30	awarded	Teacher
Apr 30	awarded	Organizer