I’ve been developing a sandboxed web part for SharePoint 2010. The web part retrieves images from a SharePoint image library and uses Silverlight to display them in a slideshow. I deployed the web part solution to the live environment and added it to a simple test page. The web part displayed the images without error. [...]
In order to use Visual Studio 2008 With Visual Studio Team Foundation Server 2010, you need to follow the steps below in the following order: Install Visual Studio 2008 Install Team Explorer 2008 Install Visual Studio 2008 SP1 Install Visual Studio 2008 Forward Compatibility Update for Team Foundation Server 2010
When running a WPF click once application from a network drive, I got the error “Value does not fall within the expected range” . The reason for the error was an “&” in the name of the folder that contained the application.
You must import the FailoverClusters module to use the cluster commandlets in PowerShell. Open PowerShell then type: Import-Module FailoverClusters
Dynamically expanding disks enable you to thin provision virtual machines (VMs) storage. This means you can pack more VMs onto a given amount of disk, but you need to ensure that if you provision more storage than is physically available, you don’t run out of space on the host. The PowerShell script below produces a csv file [...]
Suppose you have a URL like http://www.test.com?1=2&2=3 and you need to store it in an XML file like the one below. The & character will cause and error. Replace the & with & e.g. http://www.test.com?1=2&2=3 <?xml version=”1.0″ encoding=”utf-8″ ?> <Regions> <Europe> <Region ID=”1981″ Name=”Denmark” IAURL=”http://www.test.com?1=2&2=3/> </Europe> </Regions>
