The Problem with this approach is I need to query across the entire site
collection based on contenttype. Accessing each Calendar individually and
querying the data would not be very efficient. That is why I would have
liked to use SPSiteDataQuery. I am very, very aware of all the reasons for
not a
Is this a Pilot or POC? If it is a Production system, do not go the Direct
Database Route, it is not supported and if you mess up something...then
well...there you go. I wouldn't advise it.
Try these to see if they help...
http://sridharu.blogspot.com/2008/01/how-to-read-recurring-events-using
As bad as it is, perhaps the most efficient way is going to be directly
accessing the Database. I know it is never a good idea to do so... but we
are left with very little choice on this one.
Any more thoughts?
On Fri, Oct 3, 2008 at 8:57 PM, Bill Williamson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Recurra
The entire office integration platform, utilizing VSTO. It's all dev centric.
You can use InfoPath to create/edit the DIP, with little or no code and have
the ability for dev stuff later. It is much easier to make calls with the built
in InfoPath controls (User, Membership, Roles, etc...) and re
As in asp.net code behind? Why would it behave differently whether in a
browser or a browser that's embedded within the DIP?
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Two words...Code Behindthat's why.
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I always wondered why Microsoft didn’t consider using embedded IE for the DIP
rather than infopath. Taking zones an
I always wondered why Microsoft didn't consider using embedded IE for the
DIP rather than infopath. Taking zones and all that sort of crap out of the
equation, would have meant the DIP should work with custom fields.
This tends to be a showstopper for many of the 3rd part solutions that are
gre
