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I want to get all items from a specific list in recurring meeting workspace. I tried to execute the following CAML: <Query> <Where> <IsNotNull> <FieldRef Name='ID' /> </IsNotNull> </Where> </Query> But it only displays data for the upcoming meeting. However when I open list, from actions menu I can choose to display data from all meetings. That makes me think it is possible. I know I can convert the list to series items so they appear in all meetings, but it is not that I want. Yeehaaw! Finally I found a solution! SPQuery class has a property MeetingInstanceId , which one you can assign a

I have strange problem with sharepoint and ajax functionality. We have an UpdatePanel placed inside webpart. When partial postback occurs, page title gets missing. We have found that temporary partial solution is to write title element into one line and not use any spaces or controls inside it..not even a literal control. But we need some way to provide sommon title for all pages, so title would look like this: My default title - Current page title Any ideas how to solve this? I don't have a reference to the newsgroup post, but this is a known problem with publishing pages, as drax mentioned.

I have a Sharepoint publishing site with variations. The breadcrumb by default shows this: Variation Root > English Site > Some Page What I want to display is: "Home" > Some Page, where Home points to the English site root. Is there a way to achieve this withouth creating a custom server control to do that? If you know the exact number of levels you can use a SiteMapPath like: <asp:SiteMapPath runat="server" ParentLevelsDisplayed="1" /> Otherwise the SiteMapPath always goes direcly agains the SiteMapProvider currently in use and you can probably hook into the rendering of the SiteMapPath a do

Such as: Sealed Methods you might have liked to extend Exceptions thrown are more vague than is helpful Elimination of Connected Content which was a major feature in MCMS 2002 HTML is stripped from fields when stored and returned. No easy option to work around this problem Creating an SPWeb takes an eternity. Nonexistant migration path from MCMC 2002 I wish that the Sharepoint object model was purely managed code. Although having .NET wrappers is convenient, having to worry about disposing the many objects that implement IDisposable is a pain. It's so easy to run into memory issues when

How do you debug your SharePoint 2007 code? Since SharePoint runs on a remote server, and I'm developing on a windows xp machine (with the necessary .dll files copied into my GAC), I haven't had much luck with finding easy ways to debug. Breakpoints don't work, etc. The best way I've come up with is to enable page tracing in the web.config file, write trace messages throughout my code, and access trace.axd whenever I need to debug. Does anyone have any better suggestions for debugging? Am I missing something? From Andrew Connell's blog post on the subject: Attaching the debugger to GAC'd