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I created a sharepoint web service which returned a sequential number given a key. The keys were setup in a list so a user could setup create and manage them easily. Having it as a webservice means that you can use it from InfoPath. It was for Sharepoint 2007 but could be adapated for 2010, it won't do exactly what you need but with a little ...
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Hi,
I think you might have an issue trying to use a local Admin account, as it will be expecting a fully qualified domain account. I have SP2010 installed on my Win7 laptop running SQL2008R2 Express and remember having fun at that stage.
Ian.
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Hi, I wrote this a while ago, not sure if it's of any use...
http://blog.ianchivers.com/2011/01/sharepoint-drop-down-context-menu.html
Ian.
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Hi Ian,
Don't think I'll be able to make this one as I'll be at the MTC in Reading doing a POC on Azure.
Hope it goes well,
Ian.
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Thanks Karen,
That is my blog post !
Ian.
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Here's a solution that works...
protected override void RenderContents(HtmlTextWriter writer)
{
StringBuilder js = new StringBuilder();
js.AppendLine(''var head = document.getElementsByTagName(\''head\'')[0];'');
js.AppendLine(''if(document.createStyleSheet)'');
js.AppendLine(''{'');
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Thanks Bill,
As I wrote in my original post the Page.Headers is null in the PreRender event, I think this is the result of being in a sandbox ?
Thanks for trying. I'll post on how I get on with the JavaScript method.
Ian.
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Going to try adding it dynamically in javascript when the page loads.
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Hi Steve
How about having a separate document for each day of the week ?
Ian.
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How can I link a stylesheet that is in the site style library to the page from within my webpart ?
A can't use CssRegistration becuase it's a sandbox solution. The Page.Headers is null so I can add it there ? Anyone got any other ideas ?
Much appreciated,
Ian.
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