Tweet  Problem Normally on lists and libraries to add a picture you would use a ‘Hyperlink or Picture’ column. That’s all fine and good if you know the URL for the image. Unfortunately though, this column provides no way to … Continue reading →

TweetI was at a client site a few weeks ago, and they were talking about spinning up a team site on SharePoint for their department, and one of the requirements was going to be a Change Request Form (CRF). However, … Continue reading →

TweetIn Part 1, we created a new form that has the components required for us to create a currency conversion component. We have a working calculation working from a button located on the form, however this is using a static … Continue reading →

TweetI am lucky enough to be attending #ISCLondon later this month, and what does this have to do with an InfoPath currency converter article I hear you ask. I live in Australia so when I return to work I will … Continue reading →

TweetThis is a simple web part that querys google based on the location configured in the web parts propertys. It displays the current weather as well as the forecast in celcius. Source: WSP: 

Over the past few months, we have been releasing examples and full visual studio projects. Today we decided to put these in a central location. Therefore two new pages have been added to the site: SharePoint Downloads InfoPath Downloads

TweetIn this short article you will learn how to add to the area of the v4.master masterpage that currently shows view all content and the recycle bin. Just so that we are clear here is a screenshot of exactly what … Continue reading →

TweetAn image of a Microsoft Product Roadmap has been doing the rounds on twitter today. It shows as expected a 2013 RTM release for the latest Office, SharePoint and Exchange products, with beta releases expected later this year. It looks … Continue reading →

TweetThis week I have been building a largish InfoPath form. One of the requirements from the client was to let the user know that the form had been submitted successfully. You can do this pretty easily with InfoPath using the … Continue reading →

TweetI am now a Microsoft Office 365 MCITP after successfully passing the two required exams, 70-321 and 70-323. I was lucky enough to complete the Beta exams back in January, which went live for the public this week. They were … Continue reading →