Regex Time, Part 3
Dec 08, 2009
How to retrieve a six (6) or ten (10) fixed-length digits string?
Nov 19, 2009
(I have originally published this article on the Orckestra’s Dot Net For Thougts Blog)
At least once in his career, a SharePoint developer is going to be faced with a security problem.
When a user executes an action in SharePoint, i.e. modifies an item in a list, the request on the server executes using the security context of the user. So, if the user does not have the right privileges to accomplish specific actions, the request could fail with a security exception.
A way to overcome this behaviour is to use the RunWithElevatedPrivileges method from the SPUtility class.
Nov 11, 2009
Why Jaws does not read the title of an HTML abbreviation instead of only reading the abbreviation itself?
This good question finds its answer in the default configuration of Jaws…
Oct 29, 2009
Today, I ran into a strange error when I was developping a custom InfoPath enabling some cascading dropdown menus (this subject interests you? Take a look at the Cascading Dropdowns in Browser Forms article from the InfoPath Team Blog).
Here is the exception I encountered:
Unexpected end of file while parsing Name has occurred. Line 1, position 708. System.Xml.XmlException: Unexpected end of file while parsing Name has occurred. Line 1, position 708.[...]
After a lot of searches on the Internet, I’d found a very helpful post on the InfoPathDev forums.
To summarise, if the server on which you’re developing is running with Windows SharePoint Services SP1 (Service Pack 1), your InfoPath form must not have a useless secondary Data Connection (declared but not used at all on your form).
Very simple… if you know it!
Oct 19, 2009
Today, one of my co-worker asked me to write a Regex. I love Regex, so it was a pleasure for me to answer him.
So, my co-worker wanted to know how to retrieve all digits (and only digits: 0 to 9) following a non-digit character and preceding a pipe “|” character ?
Oct 10, 2009
How to retrieve any string (of at least one character) except the one character string “/” (slash) with a regular expression?
Oct 01, 2009
For the past two years, I have been interesting and working on accessibility issues in all my web development projects. Not because my employer or my clients understand the real importance of offering accessible websites (do they?) but because I believe in an accessible world (and an accessible Internet) for EVERYBODY.
There are lots of articles and resources on the Internet which talk about the theory of the accessibility matter. However, there are not many technical articles which explain how the standards are really implemented or how a web developer has to implement them.
This first article focuses on how to give the… focus on a non-focusable HTML element with jQuery.
It extends (and I hope, completes) the original article written by C. Blouch and published on the Donald F. Evans’s website.