Month: April 2012
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How to get the count of items returned in jQuery Autocomplete
In this post I used jQuery to autocomplete an input box with results from CRM 2011. I wanted to give the number of results returned for the particular autocomplete query. I chose to use the autocomplete open: parameter to get the number of results returned, and I put that result in a div with an…
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PowerShell script to copy a SharePoint Document Library to a Local Path
I wanted to have a PowerShell script that downloaded A Document Library’s contents to a local folder. This is what I put together.
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Update DynDNS from the command line
My router is not updating DynDNS correctly, so I wanted to use a simple cron job to do the same. Here is a simple BASH/Shell script to update DynDNS: IP=$(curl -s icanhazip.com) curl -v -k -u username:password “https://members.dyndns.org/nic/update?hostname=DNSHOSTNAME.dyndns.org&myip=$IP”
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SharePoint 2010, Client OM, jQuery Autocomplete and BCS/External lists
In this previous post, I used jQuery/SOAP/SPServices to access a SharePoint BCS list (an external list). I wanted to do the same thing using the Client Object Model (Some call it Clien OM? Or maybe CSOM?). Below is the code to access contact data in a BCS connection to Microsoft CRM 2011, and use it…
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Accessing SharePoint 2010 BCS lists via SOAP/WebServices for use in a jQuery autocomplete
So it seems that you can’t access BCS list data via REST, according to this article. But it seems that you can access the list data through SOAP. I used the code below to query a BCS list that points to a MSCRM 2011 backend (I know I could go right to CRM via REST,…
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Add an appointment/email/phone activity to CRM 2011 via PowerShell (REST/oDATA)
I am looking to move some older list data into CRM 2011, so I wanted a way to create some “activities” via powershell. Below is the code to do that. In the first part of the code, I create a PowerShell object and then I convert it to a JSON object via PowerShell 3’s new…
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PowerShell script to search SharePoint Search WebService via SOAP
I wanted to copy all the files found in a SharePoint Search result for a scope that lived on a file share. So I wrote the following PowerShell code to query a SharePoint Search scope and find the url for each result.
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SQL query to find number of WordPress posts per week
I wanted to know how many posts I have been creating each week. Here is a quick MySQL query to find out: Returns:
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PowerShell how to create an object (Note to Self)
Second example taken from here
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PowerShell to get all items in a SharePoint 2007 list via Web Services/SOAP
I wanted to get a list’s contents in a SharePoint 2007 site via PowerShell. I ran into only one issue – how to handle the pagination. When creating the Xml to include the next page, I was running into formatting issues because the text contained a “=”. This link suggested that I create the XML…