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  1. I hate intermittent faults that I cannot replicate. It seems that an event handler we've written is causing an error - maybe 1 in 100 times
  2. Anyone else noticed that #SharePoint pic libs are much slower to render than doc libs of the same size? 200 pics is slow-without thumbnails
  3. @danluciano I love searching for an issue and discovering I blogged about it last year, and had forgotten about it. That's why I do it!
  4. @jonbeckett What? And is it wrong of me to be curious about that?
  5. Didn't get to Las Vegas - what other #SharePoint Conferences are planned? I know there is the Evolution one http://is.gd/4xkpz - any others?
  6. @notthatbright Hmm. Yes, the options that I've seen aren't very cheap. I did come across a page about Bamboo working on a solution.
  7. @jcvivian Interesting choice - why did you store the images in SQL server that way? If in DB, why not just use the Content DB?
  8. Hmm. Put 8000 50Mb images in a #SharePoint picture library. Not the best plan I've heard. Anyone else dealt with similar?Links to a filesys?
  9. @einaros Try changing it, then...
  10. @dorr Let me know if you find anything interesting. It's a subject I meant to come back to, but never did...
  11. @dorr ...replace images with javascript - http://is.gd/40kHe - though I would consider jQuery over the code in that post.
  12. @dorr Nope. Asked on MSDN; response was it's not possible. I've seen it asked again. One possible suggestion...
  13. @jthake -Agree about @waldekm -excellent posts. I also like the way he makes 'Inconvenient X' sound like 'bloody annoying X'. Understated...
  14. @sjoere Web.config modifications should be done via SPWebConfigModification objects, rather than by hand(!)
  15. @sjoere CAS Policies should be used rather than elevating farm trust.
  16. @danwellman Hmm. Thanks, that's good to know. I've been wondering about more structured learning on jQuery. Might take a look
  17. @cimares @AndrewWoody - what this book? http://is.gd/3Y7nP Surely jQuery is still changing pretty fast - are books the way to go?
  18. All of my series about 'How I simplified #SharePoint's People and Groups UI' is now available - with example code. http://is.gd/3FfrD
  19. @cimares Not sure, but features? With features to upgrade those content types (probably using OM, not CAML)? I've wondered myself...
  20. @einaros Good point. How about create the item using AJAX; never submit your page? Then poll for new item via web services. More code tho