I had an interesting problem the other day where publishing pages were not being returned from an SPSiteDataQuery query. There was nothing wrong with the CMAL itself and everything should of worked. My problem was with the <Where> clause, whic...
When using the SPSiteDataQuery class to list content within your SharePoint site you can easily list pages based on their content type. The example below shows listing all the pages based on the FAQ content type. <Where> <Eq> <Fie...
In a previous article I suggested that using webparts to produce accessible or highly styled websites was very difficult and that using publishing controls or standard ASP.Net controls was the way to go. In this article I plan to show how to creat...
I have a control that allows me to modify the parameters of the SPSiteDataQuery object and see the results. I can configure the control by editing a page and it works really well. The only downside is that I have to add the control to a page to use ...
In WSS columns have two names, one is the display name (the one displayed on the site) and the other is the internal name (used internally as a unique identifier). When you create a new column you specify the name of the column you wish to create ...
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