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This series of posts about SharePoint deployment would not be complete if I didn’t write one about using resources in Features to allow localization. After all, SharePoint’s out-of-the-box features use resources all the time. Check the first post SharePoint 2007 Deployment: Overview for an introduction and the series index. Why should I use ...

Summary This post is about developing features that associate other features to an existing site definition. This is one of the most powerful types of feature since it allows you to add new functionality to existing site definitions. Check the first post SharePoint 2007 Deployment: Overview for an introduction and the series index. Package ...

SummaryThis post is about developing features to bind content types to lists that were provisioned through an onet.xml file. Check the first post SharePoint 2007 Deployment: Overview for an introduction and the series index.Package StructureAs I mentioned previously in the post SharePoint 2007 Deployment: Creating and Using Features, to build a ...

SummaryThis post is about developing features to register event receivers. Check the first post SharePoint 2007 Deployment: Overview for an introduction and the series index.Package StructureAs I mentioned previously in the post SharePoint 2007 Deployment: Creating and Using Features, to build a feature you need to create the following files:The ...

Summary This post is about developing features to deploy files in a SharePoint site (module features). Check the first post SharePoint 2007 Deployment: Overview for an introduction and the series index. Package Structure As I mentioned previously in the post SharePoint 2007 Deployment: Creating and Using Features, to build a feature you need to ...

Changing a web site's navigation settings is pretty easy using the SharePoint user interface. You just click the Site Actions button, select the Site Settings option, and click on Navigation. But how do you do it programmatically? Most navigation options on a SharePoint web site are manipulated through the SPWeb object's property bag. Set the ...

User Profiles are a central concept to Office SharePoint Server 2007. They store all the information about the SharePoint users in a central location, the User Profile Store, allowing that information to be indexed and searched. The User Profile store can be populated and synchronized with several data sources:Active Directory directory ...

Summary This post is about developing features to create action features in a SharePoint site. Check the first post SharePoint 2007 Deployment: Overview for an introduction and the series index. Package Structure As I mentioned previously in the post SharePoint 2007 Deployment: Creating and Using Features, to build a feature you need to create ...

SummaryThis post is about developing features to create list templates in a SharePoint site. Check the first post SharePoint 2007 Deployment: Overview for an introduction and the series index.Package StructureAs I mentioned previously in the post SharePoint 2007 Deployment: Creating and Using Features, to build a feature you need to create the ...

Summary This post is about developing features to create site content types in a SharePoint site. Check the first post SharePoint 2007 Deployment: Overview for an introduction and the series index. Package Structure As I mentioned previously in the post SharePoint 2007 Deployment: Creating and Using Features, to build a feature you need to ...