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SharePoint Dispose Check
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Bas
SPDisposeCheck is a tool to help you to check your assemblies that use the SharePoint API so that you can build better code. It provides assistance in correctly disposing of certain SharePoint objects to help you follow published best practice. This tool...
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SharePoint Analyzer
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Some days ago i was browsing the internet for sharepoint analyze tools. On tool has been developed by the well known "Bamboo Solutions", it's called "Bamboo SharePoint Analyzer". It helps discovering the SharePoint administration...
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More about SharePoint eventhandling
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As I had problems with the way events worked, I wanted to know more about the way they worked. below is bit of information about events that is good to know: There are two different kinds of events: Synchronous and Asynchronous events. Synchronous events...
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SharePoint events: modify SPListItem fields with vars from the Session in the itemAdding or itemAdded events
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Some time ago I tried to alter a field of a SPListItem right after the moment that the item has been created. A var was stored in the Session so it could be used on the newly created SPListItem (itemAdded). NOT. I figured out that the HttpContext isn't...
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Welcome
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Hi, A small introduction: I am Bas Lijten and I am a SharePoint consultant for about 2 years. I have been blogging in some other place, but I decided to move here. Expect my old blogposts to show up soon on this place and of course I will start with some...
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