Comments for John F. Holliday http://www.sharepointarchitects.us/johnholliday Reflections on SharePoint, Consciousness and ECM. Mon, 26 Mar 2012 20:46:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on CAML.NET Intellisense for SharePoint 2010 by Must have SharePoint Development Tools « BugKiller – A Web Development based knowledge sharing initiative. http://www.sharepointarchitects.us/johnholliday/post/2010/11/03/caml-net-intellisense-for-sharepoint-2010/comment-page-1/#comment-1748 Must have SharePoint Development Tools « BugKiller – A Web Development based knowledge sharing initiative. Mon, 26 Mar 2012 20:46:18 +0000 http://www.sharepointarchitects.us/johnholliday/post/2010/11/03/caml-net-intellisense-for-sharepoint-2010/#comment-1748 [...] Info & download. Writing sharepoint xml element files drives you crazy? This tool is right for you. This plugin provides intellisense in sharepoint xml schema files with description! and link to msdn page. Amazing tool. [...] [...] Info & download. Writing sharepoint xml element files drives you crazy? This tool is right for you. This plugin provides intellisense in sharepoint xml schema files with description! and link to msdn page. Amazing tool. [...]

]]> Comment on Obama Orders Agencies to Improve Records Management Policies by SharePoint vs. Email; Windows 8 Beta in February; New SharePoint Online Features - SharePoint Daily - Bamboo Nation http://www.sharepointarchitects.us/johnholliday/post/2011/12/01/obama-orders-agencies-to-improve-records-management-policies/comment-page-1/#comment-1722 SharePoint vs. Email; Windows 8 Beta in February; New SharePoint Online Features - SharePoint Daily - Bamboo Nation Fri, 02 Dec 2011 14:17:10 +0000 http://www.sharepointarchitects.us/johnholliday/post/2011/12/01/obama-orders-agencies-to-improve-records-management-policies/#comment-1722 [...] Obama Orders Agencies to Improve Records Management Policies (John F. Holliday)Looks like things are heating up in the government sector around ECM/RM.  Should make for an interesting first quarter. Reposted from Federal Times… Agencies must deliver plans for modernizing their records management policies by late March, President Obama said in a Monday memorandum. [...] [...] Obama Orders Agencies to Improve Records Management Policies (John F. Holliday)Looks like things are heating up in the government sector around ECM/RM.  Should make for an interesting first quarter. Reposted from Federal Times… Agencies must deliver plans for modernizing their records management policies by late March, President Obama said in a Monday memorandum. [...]

]]> Comment on Obama Orders Agencies to Improve Records Management Policies by SharePoint Daily » Blog Archive » SharePoint vs. Email; Windows 8 Beta in February; New SharePoint Online Features http://www.sharepointarchitects.us/johnholliday/post/2011/12/01/obama-orders-agencies-to-improve-records-management-policies/comment-page-1/#comment-1721 SharePoint Daily » Blog Archive » SharePoint vs. Email; Windows 8 Beta in February; New SharePoint Online Features Fri, 02 Dec 2011 14:14:41 +0000 http://www.sharepointarchitects.us/johnholliday/post/2011/12/01/obama-orders-agencies-to-improve-records-management-policies/#comment-1721 [...] Obama Orders Agencies to Improve Records Management Policies (John F. Holliday) Looks like things are heating up in the government sector around ECM/RM.  Should make for an interesting first quarter. Reposted from Federal Times… Agencies must deliver plans for modernizing their records management policies by late March, President Obama said in a Monday memorandum. [...] [...] Obama Orders Agencies to Improve Records Management Policies (John F. Holliday) Looks like things are heating up in the government sector around ECM/RM.  Should make for an interesting first quarter. Reposted from Federal Times… Agencies must deliver plans for modernizing their records management policies by late March, President Obama said in a Monday memorandum. [...]

]]> Comment on Announcing the Great SharePoint Adventure Road Show by Sharepoint Updates November-29-2011 | SDavara's Sharepoint Knowledge Center http://www.sharepointarchitects.us/johnholliday/post/2011/11/29/announcing-the-great-sharepoint-adventure-road-show/comment-page-1/#comment-1720 Sharepoint Updates November-29-2011 | SDavara's Sharepoint Knowledge Center Wed, 30 Nov 2011 08:50:54 +0000 http://www.sharepointarchitects.us/johnholliday/?p=74971959#comment-1720 [...] Announcing the Great SharePoint Adventure Road Show [...] [...] Announcing the Great SharePoint Adventure Road Show [...]

]]> Comment on Searching for In-Place Records using CAML by Sharepoint Updates November-01-2011 | SDavara's Sharepoint Knowledge Center http://www.sharepointarchitects.us/johnholliday/post/2011/10/31/searching-for-in-place-records-using-caml/comment-page-1/#comment-1703 Sharepoint Updates November-01-2011 | SDavara's Sharepoint Knowledge Center Wed, 02 Nov 2011 09:31:35 +0000 http://www.sharepointarchitects.us/johnholliday/post/2011/10/31/searching-for-in-place-records-using-caml/#comment-1703 [...] Searching for In-Place Records using CAML [...] [...] Searching for In-Place Records using CAML [...]

]]> Comment on Searching for In-Place Records using CAML by Do You Really Use SharePoint?; Enterprization of Consumer Apps; Mozilla & Microsoft vs. Google - SharePoint Daily - Bamboo Nation http://www.sharepointarchitects.us/johnholliday/post/2011/10/31/searching-for-in-place-records-using-caml/comment-page-1/#comment-1701 Do You Really Use SharePoint?; Enterprization of Consumer Apps; Mozilla & Microsoft vs. Google - SharePoint Daily - Bamboo Nation Tue, 01 Nov 2011 13:18:12 +0000 http://www.sharepointarchitects.us/johnholliday/post/2011/10/31/searching-for-in-place-records-using-caml/#comment-1701 [...] Searching for In-Place Records Using CAML (John F. Holliday)Just a quick note to all you records management junkies out there.  Here’s a question I’m seeing a lot of.  “Can I write a CAML query to locate all of the documents that have been declared as in-place records?” The answer is yes.  It’s actually quite simple.  There is a new field called “Declared Record” that holds the date on which an item was declared as a record.  If that field is null, then the item was not declared.  The only trick is that you have to use the internal field name, which is “_vti_ItemDeclaredRecord”. [...] [...] Searching for In-Place Records Using CAML (John F. Holliday)Just a quick note to all you records management junkies out there.  Here’s a question I’m seeing a lot of.  “Can I write a CAML query to locate all of the documents that have been declared as in-place records?” The answer is yes.  It’s actually quite simple.  There is a new field called “Declared Record” that holds the date on which an item was declared as a record.  If that field is null, then the item was not declared.  The only trick is that you have to use the internal field name, which is “_vti_ItemDeclaredRecord”. [...]

]]> Comment on Searching for In-Place Records using CAML by SharePoint Daily » Blog Archive » Do You Really Use SharePoint?; Enterprization of Consumer Apps; Mozilla & Microsoft vs. Google http://www.sharepointarchitects.us/johnholliday/post/2011/10/31/searching-for-in-place-records-using-caml/comment-page-1/#comment-1700 SharePoint Daily » Blog Archive » Do You Really Use SharePoint?; Enterprization of Consumer Apps; Mozilla & Microsoft vs. Google Tue, 01 Nov 2011 13:16:32 +0000 http://www.sharepointarchitects.us/johnholliday/post/2011/10/31/searching-for-in-place-records-using-caml/#comment-1700 [...] Searching for In-Place Records Using CAML (John F. Holliday) Just a quick note to all you records management junkies out there.  Here’s a question I’m seeing a lot of.  “Can I write a CAML query to locate all of the documents that have been declared as in-place records?” The answer is yes.  It’s actually quite simple.  There is a new field called “Declared Record” that holds the date on which an item was declared as a record.  If that field is null, then the item was not declared.  The only trick is that you have to use the internal field name, which is “_vti_ItemDeclaredRecord”. [...] [...] Searching for In-Place Records Using CAML (John F. Holliday) Just a quick note to all you records management junkies out there.  Here’s a question I’m seeing a lot of.  “Can I write a CAML query to locate all of the documents that have been declared as in-place records?” The answer is yes.  It’s actually quite simple.  There is a new field called “Declared Record” that holds the date on which an item was declared as a record.  If that field is null, then the item was not declared.  The only trick is that you have to use the internal field name, which is “_vti_ItemDeclaredRecord”. [...]

]]> Comment on Creating Tabbed Sections in an InfoPath Form by John Holliday http://www.sharepointarchitects.us/johnholliday/post/2008/07/23/creating-tabbed-sections-in-an-infopath-form/comment-page-1/#comment-1678 John Holliday Thu, 27 Oct 2011 19:08:37 +0000 /post/2006/08/28/Creating-Tabbed-Sections-in-an-InfoPath-Form#comment-1678 Hey Livian, I finally saw your comment (buried in a stack of spam comments) and looked into the missing link for the Tabbed Sections. When I switched from Blog Engine to WordPress, I thought that some of my blog content had been lost. Lo-and-behold, I've located it from a backup! Hooray! I know it has been awhile since you posted this, but in the off chance that you still need it, here is the link you were looking for. http://www.johnholliday.net/download/InfoPath_TabbedSections/InfoPathTabbedSections.html Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. I hope you were able to solve the problem. Cheers, John Hey Livian, I finally saw your comment (buried in a stack of spam comments) and looked into the missing link for the Tabbed Sections. When I switched from Blog Engine to WordPress, I thought that some of my blog content had been lost. Lo-and-behold, I’ve located it from a backup! Hooray! I know it has been awhile since you posted this, but in the off chance that you still need it, here is the link you were looking for.

http://www.johnholliday.net/download/InfoPath_TabbedSections/InfoPathTabbedSections.html

Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. I hope you were able to solve the problem.

Cheers,
John

]]> Comment on GimmalSoft Achieves (DoD) 5015.2 Certification by Art Bellis http://www.sharepointarchitects.us/johnholliday/post/2011/09/29/gimmalsoft-achieves-dod-5015-2-certification/comment-page-1/#comment-1327 Art Bellis Sat, 01 Oct 2011 20:25:13 +0000 http://www.sharepointarchitects.us/johnholliday/post/2011/09/29/gimmalsoft-achieves-dod-5015-2-certification/#comment-1327 Thanks John, see you at SPC. Thanks John, see you at SPC.

]]> Comment on Unregistering Custom Record Declaration Handlers by SharePoint Daily » Blog Archive » SharePoint is Facebook for the Enterprise; Windows 8 has a Long Way to Go; Reimagining Microsoft http://www.sharepointarchitects.us/johnholliday/post/2011/09/14/unregistering-custom-record-declaration-handlers/comment-page-1/#comment-1260 SharePoint Daily » Blog Archive » SharePoint is Facebook for the Enterprise; Windows 8 has a Long Way to Go; Reimagining Microsoft Thu, 15 Sep 2011 12:54:03 +0000 http://www.sharepointarchitects.us/johnholliday/post/2011/09/14/unregistering-custom-record-declaration-handlers/#comment-1260 [...] Unregistering Custom Record Declaration Handlers (John F. Holliday) As you know, using the SharePoint 2010 server object model, you can install your own custom record declaration handlers.  Didn’t know that?  Oh?  You mean you haven’t already setup your site to keep track of every time a record is declared or undeclared?  Well, you’re in for a treat!  But you’ll have a wait a bit, ’cause I’m busy building demos for my upcoming sessions at the Great SharePoint Conference of 2011.  After that, I’ll be posting a series of articles that will go into custom record declaration handlers in greater detail. [...] [...] Unregistering Custom Record Declaration Handlers (John F. Holliday) As you know, using the SharePoint 2010 server object model, you can install your own custom record declaration handlers.  Didn’t know that?  Oh?  You mean you haven’t already setup your site to keep track of every time a record is declared or undeclared?  Well, you’re in for a treat!  But you’ll have a wait a bit, ’cause I’m busy building demos for my upcoming sessions at the Great SharePoint Conference of 2011.  After that, I’ll be posting a series of articles that will go into custom record declaration handlers in greater detail. [...]

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