SharePoint 2010 Installer (Standalone VS Server Farm)
Posted by Nordes on March 13th, 2012 filed in SharePointComment now »
One of the important thing to know when we install SharePoint is to select the appropriate options in the “Wizard”. I didn’t knew exactely the difference between “Standalone” and “Server Farm”. I only knew that a “Farm” consists of multiple installation of SharePoint accross a domain, but that was it.
If you ever install SharePoint 2010, it is recommended to alway’s use the “Server Farm” configuration unless you want to install a test/development server. This is because the “Standalone” install everything by itself, including the SQL Express 2008R2. If you want to configure everything properly (user accounts, services, database, etc.) you must choose the “Server Farm”.
Change the default language in login screen (Windows)
Posted by Nordes on April 12th, 2010 filed in UncategorizedComment now »
At my new job, I had the french keyboard set by default. When I type my password I always need to change the language. I finaly found a solution, and to be able to apply the solution you need to be able to go in the regedit.
Here’s the article: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/138354
It also works into windows Xp.
Image resizing in IE does weird thing
Posted by Nordes on April 21st, 2009 filed in UncategorizedComment now »
The fix can be found on http://devthought.com/tumble/2009/03/tip-high-quality-css-thumbnails-in-ie7/
It gives an easy css solution to display thumbnails properly on a web page (ie7 bug).
JQuery and ajax call to ASP.Net using object
Posted by Nordes on April 7th, 2009 filed in Uncategorized1 Comment »
Great article on Encosia web site about posting data to your application using Ajax call.
It use the JQuery.ajax to post the data to the server using a stringnify method.
http://encosia.com/2009/04/07/using-complex-types-to-make-calling-services-less-complex/
When should we do tests?
Posted by Nordes on December 18th, 2008 filed in UncategorizedComment now »
A co-worker asked me to go on the Steven Harman Blog to read the post “When Should I Write Tests“. I strongly suggest you to get there and open the two links he created.