Hi all, The Adelaide SharePoint User Group meets on the third Tuesday of each month, this month we are meeting on the 21st of August, 2018, at 3:30PM at Microsoft Adelaide offices. This months event (and registration) is up at: Adelaide SharePoint User Group August 2018 Meeting Tickets, Tue, 21/08/2018 at 3:30 pm | Eventbrite[^] Website: Adelaide SharePoint User Group[^] Thanks -DB

This could be done a couple of ways: Firstly InfoPath could do this see Edit list forms using InfoPath 2010 in SharePoint Designer - SharePoint[^] Second you could use something a Jquery/JS solution, take a look at Create Custom HTML Forms for SharePoint with this jQuery Plugin | Michael Soriano[^] Thirdly, you could do a custom form in ASPX/C# see: Sohel's Blog: SharePoint: Custom add/edit/display form for list[^] -DB

Found in the wild: Vault7 hacking tools WikiLeaks says come from CIA | Ars Technica[^]

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Longhorn, as Symantec dubs the group, has infected governments and companies in the financial, telecommunications, energy, and aerospace industries since at least 2011 and possibly as early as 2007. The group has compromised 40 targets in at least 16 countries across the Middle East, Europe, Asia, Africa, and on one occasion, in the US, although that was probably a mistake.

unsure if this may be a solution for you, but worth a look :) WINXP-SP3 - The specified program requires a newer version of Windows.[^] Looks like the root of the error is to do with how/when GetLastError. Hope this helps.

Have you tried adding width=xxx", as it is a web control, it may support it. If that does not work, you could look at using jQuery to alter it after it has been rendered on the page.

What do the SharePoint logs say?

It’s as safe as storing them on any other location where your users have access to. If you don’t permit your users to have access to these files, they won’t be able to use them. Of course, general users should have read only access to these locations. While the appropriate people (admins / etc) have write access. If theses file contain sensitive information, I would recommend removing it and finding a more suitable place to store the sensitive information, rather than a client side script file.

Yes. I have a couple of libraries (being primary a SharePoint Developer), I’ve got a Common, Winforms, ASP.NET and SharePoint libraries (including unit tests) which I’ve built up over the years of consulting.

Going by the page at https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/hh706898(v=vs.85).aspx You will need to include Synchronization.lib in the nmake file/settings with the other .lib files (inlcuding the path, im not too up to date with nmake)

Check out SPServices, in perticular SPCascadeDropdowns. It does use jQuery. A reasonable article here on codeproject is at Two Level Cascading Drop Down in SharePoint 2013 using SPServices[^] Homepage is at jQuery Library for SharePoint Web Services - Home[^] Documentation is at jQuery Library for SharePoint Web Services - Documentation[^] Hope this helps!

No, A theory in scientific context is NOT a 'guess'. A theory is a hypothesis backed up by evidence, or in layman context, a fact.

I’m not sure you understand the word 'theory' in this context, a scientific context, rather than a layman context.

news, twitter, assassination and poll here.. o_0

Just tried today again to update my profile picture. 3 different PC's, 3 different images in jpg and png format. No matter what I do, I see Web02 is having a spit about illegal characters in my path. Hmmm just tried... first unselecting use my gravatar... saved... then uploaded and saved... worked hoorar! Appears that if you have ‘Use my gravatar” option ticked, while trying to upload a picture, shows the hamsters on web02

The page viewer web part, should for the most part, allow your asp.net application to function fine within it, as would an iframe.

is it showing warnings or errors? Any chance of getting to see the error?

OK, Now we are getting somewhere. It means, its cannot decide which 'ListItem' to use I would assume. Add the namespace infront of the class, Something like System.Data.ListItem - tho im not sure this is correct and I would use System.Web.UI.WebControls.ListItem but it all depends on what 'ListItem' class you are trying to use. -DB

checkbox.Text = String.Format("{0}<input id=\"TextBox{0}\" name=\"TextBox{0}\" / >", checkbox.Value);

This is going to cause you problems. You are on the right path with adding the textbox to the controls of the container tho, with:

//TextBox tb = new TextBox { ID = checkbox.Value };
//Input.Controls.Add(tb);

Although I dont know what "Input" is, But I assume its a container for your controls. What are the exact errors you are getting? You could also create the text boxes when you create the checkboxes and then hide them by default, only showing when you need them?

Sounds liek you will want to have an event on the checkbo, where it will show or hide the textbox based on the checkbox being selected. What have you tried so far?

As i said on your question. Without the configuration file shown, we cannot even guess what is wrong, other than you have a malformed config.xml, the error is quite clear.