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Today, after 3 weeks of (well deserved ) holiday, I noticed that I couldn’t reach my custom developped SharePoint webservice anymore on a test-environment.

After searching some time, I discovered the MS UrlScan Security Tool had been installed which blocked all calls to the webservice and simply returned a 404 because the url contained a “.” character in the path to the webservice asmx.

You’ll find numerous posts online about difficulties with UrlScan and SharePoint installed together, just don’t mix them

After 2 InfoPath projects together with MOSS 2007, I noticed that I overlooked an important checkbox in the InfoPath publishing routine:

By checking it, you make the column editable in SharePoint…

With the new layout of Facebook it is harder to keep track of all things that happen. The facebook “news” is divided into “Top News” and “Most Recent”.
But what if you want to keep track of Facebook status updates of your friends OUTSIDE facebook?
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Really, I spend the last 4 days searching why specific InfoPath 2007 web enabled forms would not work. When suddenly a colleague of mine decided to turn off PointFire translations on SharePoint, suddenly all forms work as they were designed to. Also the calender picker did it’s work.

The error I received was:
“There has been an error while loading the form. A required resource could not be downloaded. To try to resume the download, refresh the page.”

These issues should be fixed in the newest (V2) release of PointFire, but yet …

… a good lesson to keep in mind: When developing in SharePoint, try to switch off Pointfire once in a while. (And try to avoid InfoPath as much as possible in your solutions).

Today my Outlook 2007 began an automatic archiving routine: showing a funny error message:

Didn’t know my doors should be closed for this one