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I'm looking to set up a small development environment at home and I'm trying to figure out my options (a key consideration for me is price). Assume I have nothing but a Windows 7 32 bit PC. …

@Tim's answer was what I needed. I ended up using an override and I have a Web Part Property (WPPAllowExport) that controls whether or not to allow the export. public override System.Web.UI.WebContro …

I think the problem is with your arguments: string arguments = "-o updatealerttemplates -url http://spserver/ " + @"-filename C:\custom\alerttemplates.xml"; Remove the +. For filepaths with s …

Yes there are a variety of ways. I would recommend using SharePoint's web services and calling the UpdateListItems method. You'd build XML like: <Method ID="1" Cmd="New"> <Field Name="ID">New</Fie …

I have the requirement to not allow users to export my custom web part. How do I disable/hide the Export menu option?

You will need: Visual Studio 2008 SharePoint 2007 server access I would also recommend getting WSPBuilder because it will help you with some of the harder deployment stuff. Here is pretty good pos …

There are many different options/combinations to consider. The method you choose will probably depend on your requirements. Get the data from SharePoint: ObjectDataSource - The more general way to …

Most likely the problem is because you're using tlList.ItemCount -1 as the index to retrieve your SPListItem. I don't think you can ever assume this is the ID number of the last item your library. For …

You are doing the paging yourself, which means the GridView isn't aware of all the items so it doesn't display the count. I would recommend letting the GridView handle the paging using ObjectDataSourc …

I'm not sure what you are using as the DataSource for your SPGridView but lets assume a DataTable object. I would just generate the HTML you need (list?) and update the rows in the DataTable. Then, …

This is something that you could use SPUtility.js for (full disclosure, this is an open source JavaScript library that I maintain). As @webdes03 mentions, you can use JavaScript to do this. SPUtility. …

Levalencia is right.. you shouldn't modify out of the box scripts. However, it is perfectly fine to include scripts of your own. I would suggest creating a /layouts/navresizer-custom.js file, put you …

I think you want to use a Timer inside your UpdatePanel. For example (from the article): <asp:UpdatePanel runat="server" id="UpdatePanel1"> <ContentTemplate> <asp:Timer runat="server" id="Timer1" In …

Yup, you've found another SharePoint-ism. You'll need to the add the group like you're doing and then update the item in the SiteUserInfoList. We use the following static method: public static void …

This worked for me: HttpWebRequest request = (HttpWebRequest)HttpWebRequest.Create(uri); // include this otherwise you'll get 401 UNAUTHORIZED request.UseDefaultCredentials = true; request.Method = …