What to you mean IIS can't handle that kind of URL?(blog.daisley-harrison.com)

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…or how to take advantage of the IIS 7.0 Integrated Pipeline mode. In this article we are presenting a module library for IIS 7.0 that gives full control over how IIS handles URLs. The ASP.NET URLRewriter library allows a web developer to specify and handle just about any type of URL scheme. read more...

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NO CODE! Silverlight - SharePoint Integration(blog.daisley-harrison.com)

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Put together a Silverlight application to display SharePoint list data without using Visual Studio. A simple Silverlight library you can use in Microsoft Expression Blend to read SharePoint list data and display it in any Silverlight control. Even you mom can do it! read more...

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Corporate Ready HTML and Plain Text Email With SmtpClient(blog.daisley-harrison.com)

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Here is a new email template library that makes it dead easy for your web application to send the most professional looking email using as little as three lines of code. read more...

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SharePoint Enhanced Rich Text Format (RTF) Text fields in Silverlight(blog.daisley-harrison.com)

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A Silverlight control to display SharePoint enhanced rich text format fields read more...

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Displaying SharePoint RTF Text field data in Silverlight(blog.daisley-harrison.com)

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Custom control that parses and displayes SharePoint rich text formatted (RTF) text field data in Silverlight. read more...

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Practical Silverlight and SharePoint Integration: Part Four(blog.daisley-harrison.com)

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In Part Three of this series we continued to expand our sample Silverlight/SharePoint list application by adding an additional call to retrieve list detail. In this article we will use the results of our call for list detail to determine which columns should be displayed when we retrieve SharePoint list items. To simplify list item data retrieve we will also explorer a SharePointList helper class that is useful for building CAML queries and encapsulating list items results. read more...

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The Lost Art of User Interface Design(blog.daisley-harrison.com)

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The art of user interface design has been around for as long as people have built and used tools. Here are 9 well known user interface design principles you can use to help ensure that your application or web site is designed to allow vistors get the best experience possible. read more...

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Practical Silverlight and SharePoint Integration: Part Two(daisley-harrison.net)

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Part two expands on how Silverlight connects to SharePoint web services and move beyond the default connectivity that you get when you add a service reference in Visual Studio. read more...

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Practical Silverlight and SharePoint Integration: Part Three(blog.daisley-harrison.com)

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In this article we will make a more complex call to retrieve list detail and show how data retrieved from the SharePoint lists web service can be bound to Silverlight controls. read more...

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Practical Silverlight and SharePoint Integration: Part Two(blog.daisley-harrison.com)

submitted by aarondh(105) 3 years, 2 months ago

In part one of this series we built a simple Silverlight 2 application that could retrieve list information from SharePoint. In part two we will expand on how Silverlight web services connect and move beyond the default connectivity that you get when you add a service reference in Visual Studio. read more...

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