-
Since the time Jan beat me by delivering his Return of the SmartPart , I still get lots of request to complete my initial blog about dynamically loaded User Controls in SharePoint 2007 / ASP.NET 2.0 Portals . Keep in mind SmartPart is a great WebPart, but focuses completely on SharePoint. The WebPart...
-
In mine last post about my own UserControl WebPart, I ended the article with creating a simple editor part. The only thing I didn't show, was how you really could use an editor part to personalize / customize its WebPart. In this article I will show the code and than explain why I coded it this way....
-
In this fourth article about my own UserControl WebPart I will explain how a WebPart can use its own editor parts. Editor parts are very handy when it comes to customizing / personalizing and categorizing the WebPart. In this blog I will only show you how to add an editor part and how to use it to display...
-
Since my colleagues Dennis and Alex are writing articles by the minute, it was time for me to do the same. Dennis is writing some very interesting articles about WCF ( Windows Communication Foundation ) and Alex is doing the same about Unit Testing in Visual Studio .NET 2005 . Unfortunately I wasn't...
-
As discussed in my first post Building my own UserControl WebPart part I I'll extend the class model for the UserControl WebPart project. Besides the methods, all fields and properties will be added to those classes too. In this part I discuss why they are added and where they are used for. At the end...
-
Today I started creating my own UserControl WebPart project. I decided to start from sratch en use the Class Desinger of Visual Studio to model the diagram. I've created five classes where four of them are used for editing the WebPart. Ofcourse I modeled an AboutEditor which inherits from System.Web...