A few months back, I created a framework called SP SIN, which allows you to inject code like JavaScript or CSS into any SharePoint page without modifying the master pages. The SIN part of the name stands for Script/Style INjector. Modifying master pages may seem like a trivial task, but there are many and inherently [...]
After another couple of weeks of client work, including running my first production site running SP SIN with significant benefits, it’s time again to come back to some further progressing of the SP SIN framework. As you may know if you’ve read my previous post, I’m in the process of developing a real open marketplace [...]
As I mentioned in a previous post on why SP SIN is web scoped, Chris Quick asked me a couple of questions over at SPYAM regarding SP SIN and I wanted to elaborate more on the answers. Chris’ second question is: 2. I don’t see any data caching in the solution. How will this perform [...]
I am a SharePointaholic, spending much of my time with exploring and teaching SharePoint. In addition, I work as a consultant, doing SharePoint development and solutions architecture.
Bjørn Furuknap: Security is always a concern and if one does not u...
Scott Brickey: I would be cautious advertising things like runnin...
Bjørn Furuknap: Well, like I said, I don't really know anything ab...
Ulrich Bojko: Hi Bjørn
Nice way of doing things. I like the sim...
Bjørn Furuknap: That really depends, Gene, as always :-) If that d...
