Portugal Nike shirt WC 14

Now this was what I called a kanny strip.  And Nike can sometimes do it but why can't they do this all the time.  This is so cool.  The pattern is hot and simple.  

The v neck is great and is like a classic shirt.

Badge is comfortably embroidered.

Sleeves and cuffs again nice.  Just the shirt is a bit too big as usual since it is Nike sized.  But it's easy to get altered with their straight seams.

Great looking from the back.  Psychedelic strip...  Shame that Portugal didn't do as well as they could have while wearing this during 14.  Otherwise this must be one of the all time best strips that they have had.  The material is decent but it could have been softer.  

CAML Multiple And Conditions.

Ran into some trouble where I wanted to place 3 And conditions in the where clause of a CAML query to a SharePoint list with JQuery.

I kept on thinking it must be like below.  One And and then just add multiple contains.

<listName>Report Names</listName> \
<query><Query><Where><And> \
<Contains><FieldRef Name='Front_Desk_Dept'/><Value Type='Text'>"+myDeptValue+"</Value></Contains> \
<Contains><FieldRef Name='Report_Type'/><Value Type='Text'>"+myReportTypeValue+"</Value></Contains> \                  
<Contains><FieldRef Name='Region'/><Value Type='Text'>"+myRegionValue+"</Value></Contains> \
                         </And> \
                        </Where><OrderBy><FieldRef Name='Title' Ascending='TRUE' /></OrderBy></Query></query> \
<viewFields> \
<ViewFields> \
       <FieldRef Name='Title' /> \
       <FieldRef Name='Front_Desk_Dept' /> \
       <FieldRef Name='Report_Type' /> \
       <FieldRef Name='Region' /> \
 </ViewFields> \
 </viewFields> \



Instead additional And tag must be nested in the layer above.  I found below worked.

<listName>Report Names</listName> \
<query><Query><Where><And><And> \
<Contains><FieldRef Name='Front_Desk_Dept'/><Value Type='Text'>"+myDeptValue+"</Value></Contains> \
<Contains><FieldRef Name='Report_Type'/><Value Type='Text'>"+myReportTypeValue+"</Value></Contains> \
                                    </And> \
<Contains><FieldRef Name='Region'/><Value Type='Text'>"+myRegionValue+"</Value></Contains> \
                            </And> \
                        </Where><OrderBy><FieldRef Name='Title' Ascending='TRUE' /></OrderBy></Query></query> \
<viewFields> \
<ViewFields> \
       <FieldRef Name='Title' /> \
       <FieldRef Name='Front_Desk_Dept' /> \
       <FieldRef Name='Report_Type' /> \
       <FieldRef Name='Region' /> \
 </ViewFields> \
 </viewFields> \

Must thank the post below for pointed out the syntax

http://aasai-sharepoint.blogspot.hk/2013/02/caml-query-with-multiple-conditions.html

However, for some reason, when I added a 4th condition, it would only work is I further nested an And condition like below.

<listName>Report Names</listName> \
<query><Query><Where><And><And><And> \
<Contains><FieldRef Name='Front_Desk_Dept'/><Value Type='Text'>"+myDeptValue+"</Value></Contains> \
<Contains><FieldRef Name='Report_Type'/><Value Type='Text'>"+myReportTypeValue+"</Value></Contains> \
                         </And> \
<Contains><FieldRef Name='Region'/><Value Type='Text'>"+myRegionValue+"</Value></Contains> \
                         </And> \
<Contains><FieldRef Name='Report_Finder_Type'/><Value Type='Text'>"+myReportFinderType+"</Value></Contains> \
 </And> \
                        </Where><OrderBy><FieldRef Name='Title' Ascending='TRUE' /></OrderBy></Query></query> \
<viewFields> \
<ViewFields> \
      <FieldRef Name='Title' /> \
      <FieldRef Name='Code' /> \
      <FieldRef Name='Front_Desk_Dept' /> \
      <FieldRef Name='Report_Type' /> \
      <FieldRef Name='Region' /> \
      <FieldRef Name='Report_Finder_Type' /> \
</ViewFields> \

</viewFields> \

Select Boxes in SharePoint EditForm sometimes looks squashed, how can it be made wider

I think a lot of us had had this problem where in SharePoint the select boxes in its NewForm.aspx and EditForm.aspx looks too small.

There is a lot of workarounds suggested in these posts, all very useful.

http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/sharepoint/en-US/751b4339-f971-4a9c-afdb-f471ebb2c864/change-the-width-of-the-field-in-sharepoint-display-form-and-edit-form?forum=sharepointcustomizationlegacy

However, here is what I found works but the problem is you must add it in every newform or edit form where you need it.

You could include it in the site's css if you wush to apply throughout.  But in my case, I only needed it in one list's location.  So in the Newform.aspx and EditForm.aspx.

Add

<style type="text/css">
.ms-long 
{
width:900px !important;
}

td.ms-input div
{
width:400px!important;
height:180px!important;
overflow:auto;
}
</style>

This causes the form's fields to generally get wider.  The td.ms-input div width value causes the select's container wrapper to get bigger, which was probably the root cause of it looking squashed.

On IE browser, there was also a need to initialise the target and probably source select box to a certain width if it has nothing in it.

For some reason the select box's background looks a different shade if it's width is not initialised

Simply add a line of code in the page.  Set the width to the same as td.ms-input div.  In this case was 400px.

<script type="text/javascript"> 

document.forms['aspnetForm'].IDOFSHAREPOINTGENERATEDCONTROL.style.width = "400px";

</script>

SharePoint 2010 href link in Designer Workflow email

Came across a new way of doing something that used to be done in SharePoint 2007 by coding in HTML directly to the Workflow Send Email body.

In SP Designer 2007, it was common to simply add directly the HTML of an <a> into the email body.

Example :

http://mysite/Lists/mylist/EditForm.aspx?List=0f272aa3%2Ddde0%2D46e2%2Db26e%2D931ce98b3312&ID=[%mylist:ID%]&source=xxx

In SP Designer 2010, it took me while to realise this cannot be coded into and the Hyperlink StringBuilder button must be invoked to build this URL.

Got me for a while.

Brazil Nike retro Tee shirt

If there was ever a perfect retro tee shirt.  This has got to be one and great that Nike can still put out such products.  

It has a take of the 82 shirt.  

Logos and crest transfered onto material.  Very well done.

Sleeves are perfect length and classic green trim at the cuffs.

Shirt is perfect slim fit design.  Excellent shape.  This is the one.

Hide View All Site Content link on menu

There appears to be several blogs and reference to how to hide the "View All Site Content" link on the left menu in SharePoint 2007.

I found that various methods caused side effects such as it affecting the WebPart Zone headers and causing a double border on the menu.

Finally, with a bit of css poking, the following seem to suppress the display and also hide the double borders for the menu.

/* Hide View All Site Content Div on the left */
<style type="text/css">
div.ms-quicklaunchheader{
 display: none;
}
div.ms-quicklaunch
{
 border-top:none
}
</style>

Seem to have no side effect so far.  Will update if there is.