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Tag Archives: SharePoint
Add ECB to View Columns
Some code to add the ECB menu to the specified columns of a view: Code should be pretty self explanatory, happy coding! 🙂
Performance Monitoring Class
Thought I’d share a class I use for performance monitoring to help identify areas of code that are causing bottlenecks or take a lengthy time to execute. In SharePoint we can use the SPMonitoredScope class to wrap areas of code … Continue reading
Restart Services Script
Looking for a PowerShell script to restart important services across a SharePoint farm? Look no further because all you need is here 🙂 The script below, initiated by calling the Restart-Services function, restarts the following services on all SharePoint servers … Continue reading
Alternate to CAML Or
In is a lesser known CAML operator that I’d like to bring to more peoples attention. When writing CAML and you want to restrict the results by a multi value field equaling two or more values, you’d write something like: … Continue reading
SharePoint 2016 On-Premises
With the next version on SharePoint due sometime during the second half of this year, it’s good to hear that Microsoft are still very much continuing to provide an on-premise version. There’s been a lot of chatter recently about this … Continue reading