The other day I started coding a custom searchfunctionality to use with the Community Kit for SharePoint’s Enhanced Blog Edition (CKS:EBE) – which is what this blog is running on.
However, while it would be fun and all to create a new custom search functionality for the EBE – someone
Author: Tobias Zimmergren
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If you’ve read my last two blogposts you already know how to configure ASP.NET 2.0 AJAX for your SharePoint Server and how do deploy a UserControl that uses AJAX functionality on you SharePoint Server.
You can find my previous
Author: Tobias Zimmergren
Url: http://www.zimmergren.net
After being rather busy the last couple of weeks due to taking the SharePoint Certifications as well as tutoring some MOSS 2007 Development around the country it has finally begun to lighten up again. Being the geeky nerd that I am (Yeah,
Author: Tobias Zimmergren
Url: http://www.zimmergren.net
In one of my previous blogposts I wrote about how you easily could alter the XSLT of a the Search Core Results Web Part on your Search Results Page in order to achieve a customization to the presentation of the output.
In
Author: Tobias Zimmergren
Url: http://www.zimmergren.net
The other day I got a comment on a post from one of my readers who wanted to know how you can connect your custom created Search Page with a specific Search Scope.
Author: Tobias Zimmergren
Url: http://www.zimmergren.net
Since people have been bugging me to get started with the blogging again, I guess I should just take their advice and get to it.
This blogpost will cover the basics of customizing your search results-page using XSLT.
I will in a
In this post I will show you how to configure search by creating a content source that should be indexed and a search scope to limit the results when searcing. I will also show you how to customize the Search Center and adding a tab with a custom search and
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