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Modern web architecture began to change dramatically with the introduction of jQuery in 2006. Finally reliable cross browser JavaScript code was in reach of even the most modest project using CSS selector syntax and a unified DOM interface. Still, for years, the most practical approach to using this technology on the public Internet was to […]
SharePoint 2010 Fix for Note Board SocialComment WebPart Default Text Using jQuery
SharePoint 2010 has a cool Note Board Web Part (a.k.a SPSWC:SocialCommentWebPart) that you can use to share with colleagues [microsoft.com]. However, when there are no comments posted it will display the following text: There are no notes posted yet. You can use notes to comment on a page, document, or external site. When you create […]
SharePoint 2010 Fix for Spell Check of Publishing Site UserField Using JQuery
Out of the box, the SharePoint 2010 includes an awesome Spell Check feature for Publishing sites. But if you have a UserField on your Layout page, it will also spell check hidden XML codes used by the People Picker control and report dozens of invisible errors. As of this posting, I know of no supported […]