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 | | Steen Molberg |
Being a Sharepoint-geek I just had to do my blog on Sharepoint, but I’m also doing .NET (VB & C#), Outlook, MS Access, InfoPath, SQL Server, Exchange Eventsinks. Please enjoy…
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| Blogparts for download | 5/26/2005 08:43:41 AM | | by Steen Molberg | | My Blogparts are now ready for download, go to the Download-page and get it.
The download is a CAB-file ready to be installed with stsadm. If you going to use the redirect webparts (see here) on the form-pages (like AllItems and Display) you have to install it in the GAC. If not, you have to set the security level to at least “WSS_Medium”. If you going to use it on a site with anonymous access, remember to configure the site (and your virtual server) before you let the Blogpart create the necessary list. It's easier this way.
When you apply the Blogpart on to your site, you will see this:
Just click the link and you can begin blogging away.
Update [26-05-2005]: Sorry sorry, I forgot the mention that the Blogpart supports pictures in the text. Surround the picturename like this [ [picture.jpg] ] (delete the space between the brackets, I had to do it like that because the Blogpart would think that it's a picture... Ooopppsss!!),and attach a picture to the post with that name.
I’m very interested in some feedback. What you think is good and what’s bad. Maybe you have surgestions for new or improoved features. Please use the contact-form on this site. Thanks.
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| comment by free ebooks | 5/7/2009 11:29:10 AM | | very easy to use :) love it |
| comment by Sohbet | 6/14/2008 04:19:10 PM | Thank you
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| comment by Jeremyhoward@hotmail.com | 1/10/2008 04:26:36 PM | I'm dying here. I am getting this error hundreds of times a day.
Event Type: Error
Event Source: Windows SharePoint Services 2.0
Event Category: Devices
Event ID: 1000
Date: 1/10/2008
Time: 9:11:59 AM
User: N/A
Computer: SPSPEN01
Description:
Error: Failure in loading assembly: Blogpart, Version=1.2.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=bc44a52033dff4be
For more information, see Help and Support Center at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp.
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| comment by Steen Molberg | 5/28/2007 11:58:57 PM | To tiju:
Yes, just limit the use to wss sites. Do not use it on the portal areas. Remenber to get the latest version 1.2. There's is also a french translation for version 1.1 that you can use and add the last couple of string. Check out the instructions.
/Steen |
| comment by tiju | 5/28/2007 11:03:39 PM | Is you webpart working if I got SPS in french installed.
tks |
| comment by Cheryl Smith | 12/12/2006 07:04:22 PM | Regarding these comments:
comment by John K 4/21/2006 01:24:23 AM
Ok, how do I get to send an alert to someone each time a comment is posted by "category" ? That is, each category has its own seperate alert.
To John K: That would require some coding I'm afraid.
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I have figured out a way to do this. I'm sure it is totally UNSUPPORTED, but for us it is worth it. You create a trigger on the EventCache table of the content database. You need to know the ID of the blog list and the category list. Here is the trigger code:
CREATE TRIGGER tg_ev ON [dbo].[EventCache]
after INSERT
AS
BEGIN
INSERT INTO EventCache
SELECT e.EventTime, E.SiteId, '{DBAD9641-E5FA-4293-8AE8-A2E3DEEF0E23}',
U.Int1, E.ItemName, E.ItemFullURL, 2, E.ModifiedBy, E.TimeLastModified
FROM Inserted E, UserData U
WHERE E.ListID = '{76400460-AABC-4E16-87BE-777320E9B939}' AND
U.tp_SiteId = e.SiteId AND e.ListId = U.tp_ListID AND U.tp_Id = E.ItemId AND U.Int1 IS NOT NULL
INSERT INTO EventCache
SELECT e.EventTime, E.SiteId, '{DBAD9641-E5FA-4293-8AE8-A2E3DEEF0E23}',
U.Int2, E.ItemName, E.ItemFullURL, 2, E.ModifiedBy, E.TimeLastModified
FROM Inserted E, UserData U
WHERE E.ListID = '{76400460-AABC-4E16-87BE-777320E9B939}' AND
U.tp_SiteId = e.SiteId AND e.ListId = U.tp_ListID AND U.tp_Id = E.ItemId AND U.Int2 IS NOT NULL
INSERT INTO EventCache
SELECT e.EventTime, E.SiteId, '{DBAD9641-E5FA-4293-8AE8-A2E3DEEF0E23}',
U.Int3, E.ItemName, E.ItemFullURL, 2, E.ModifiedBy, E.TimeLastModified
FROM Inserted E, UserData U
WHERE E.ListID = '{76400460-AABC-4E16-87BE-777320E9B939}' AND
U.tp_SiteId = e.SiteId AND e.ListId = U.tp_ListID AND U.tp_Id = E.ItemId AND U.Int3 IS NOT NULL
END
Replace 7640... with your blog list ID and DBAD... with your category list ID
This trigger allows an alert to be sent to a user who added alerts to a specific category item in the category list. When a blog entry is made or changed (on the blog list) for an item that has that corresponding category, an alert will be sent.
Good Luck.
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| comment by joule | 9/27/2006 04:35:50 AM | Your Blog Part is cool
i'll use this on my office |
| comment by Steen Molberg | 6/16/2006 09:31:21 AM | To Jody Gilbert:
Hi Jody, let me come back to you with this one.
/Steen |
| comment by Jody Gilbert | 6/13/2006 05:51:54 PM | How can I import items from a current list into the Blog list?
I have tried using copy and paste but it fails due to validation issues. |
| comment by Steen Molberg | 4/21/2006 08:50:02 AM | To John K:
That would require some coding I'm afraid. |
| comment by John K | 4/21/2006 01:24:23 AM | | Ok, how do I get to send an alert to someone each time a comment is posted by "category" ? That is, each category has its own seperate alert. |
| comment by Joseph Rogers | 6/1/2005 05:10:29 AM | | Hi there. Thanks for this cool webpart. I was just wondering if you were thinking of allowing users to edit/delete their own comments (other than going into the Comments list directly)? Also, it would be good to automatically allow authenticated users' names to appear in the Name field (for non-anonymous workspaces) - have you thought about this at all? Keep up the good work!!!!! :-) |
| comment by Steen | 5/30/2005 03:16:54 AM | Hi Maxim, I honoured the have the god as CAS dropping by, here on my blog ;-)
Well, you need the to work with the objectmodel. Of course you could create a securitypolicy for the assembly (and You propably would ;-)), but I haven't got to the button of that yet. Complicated stuff.
Also I have not found the security permissions nessecary to apply the webparts with Frontpage. I tested with even Thrust Level=Full but no luck. That's why I have to go for GAC install if the redirect webparts is to be used.
I would be very happy if you had an idea for non GAC-solution. That would be great. |
| comment by Maxim V. Karpov | 5/30/2005 02:51:48 AM | | What is the reason to run it under WSS_Medium and Not Wss_Minimal? |
| comment by Steen | 5/26/2005 12:47:09 PM | | Thx Shaun! I thought of that item-limit for the next version (its hardcode 5 items now). So stay tuned for that one. I will post my ideas for next version tonight! |
| comment by Shaun Andrews | 5/26/2005 12:18:17 PM | | Hey Great Webpart! Awesome! What would be ideal though would be a size-limit filter for the webpart. E.g. 10 posts just shows the last 10 posts (on that page). Or you could filter by date. Cheers! Shaun |
| comment by Colin Walker | 5/26/2005 10:55:53 AM | Looks good Steen :)
I may give it a bash and see how I can integrate some of it in to my existing SharePoint Blog set up. |
| comment by rgtesting | 5/26/2005 10:04:49 AM | | Assembly="Blogpart, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral" Namespace="Molberg.Webparts.BlogPart" TypeName="*" Safe="True" |
| comment by rgtesting | 5/26/2005 10:02:28 AM | | Assembly="Blogpart, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral" Namespace="Molberg.Webparts.BlogPart" TypeName="*" Safe="True" |
| comment by rgtesting | 5/26/2005 10:01:37 AM | safecontrols.. (It didnt get displayed in my prev post)
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| comment by rgtesting | 5/26/2005 09:57:14 AM | I am getting an error message when i tried to deploy the blogpart in my web site." A Web Part or Web Form Control on this Web Part Page cannot be displayed or imported because it is not registered on this site as safe." I have also entered the safe controls
Its like this.
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Is there anything i am doing wrong ? Could you help me ? |
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Version 1.2 |
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Warning!!! for Windows SharePoint Services 2.0 only!!! |
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