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When it comes to SharePoint deployments, I try to automate everything I can.  I don’t like manual steps especially when it comes to setting up security.  A common task when deploying any sites is setting up security in some manner.  Today...
A few months ago, I discussed how to use LINQ to XML to parse your elements.xml file to delete any files that you may have deployed on feature activation.  Today I have decided to reuse this concept to delete any lists that I have created when I...
As I have mention in the past LINQ to XML is a great way to manipulate the XML data out of an InfoPath form .  I thought I would show how you can also use the same technique to work with the data of a form saved to a form library which launches a...
Today, I had the opportunity to give a short introduction on how to do some basic queries on XML documents with LINQ to XML. In the talk, I talked about how to create anonymous types from your XML document so that you can work with strong types. I also...
If you are using LINQ to XML, sooner or later, you will need to work with XML documents that don't use the namespace. For example, you might be working with the XML from an InfoPath form and you want to get the value of a particular element. InfoPath...
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I have had countless people tell me that they want to be able to do wildcard search in MOSS Enterprise Search using the existing Search Center site templates. The Search Center site template uses keyword query syntax which does not support wildcards....
I continue to work with LINQ to XML, and I thought this might be worth mentioning (although it is somewhat common sense). An issue often when working with XML attribute (or elements) is that they might not always exists (i.e.: they are null). Therefore...
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I have been doing a lot of document library work lately and in my work I had a need to create a series of subfolders in the document library using a particular custom content type. This meant I was going to need to write a little code. I decided to keep...