Fixing Absolute URLs in a Content Editor Web Part

Maxime Bombardier has a post on the subject of fixing one of the bigger issues with the Content Editor web part. For the uninitiated, a Content Editor web part always renders absolute URLs when the rich-text editing capabilities are used. I must admit that I would have never have thought to use a control adapter to manipulate the output of the web part on the fly. Now that I have learned something new, you should too.

Go check it out.

HubKey’s Development Hole

Over at the Development Hole, the HubKey crew has been busy building out a SharePoint API that mimics the internal SharePoint object model.

If you have ever felt the pain of having to have a SharePoint instance/farm/installation available to run your code again, you’ll appreciate what HubKey is doing. You can grab a beta of their API here (select HubKey SharePoint API as your interest).

Updating User Profile Properties for the Current User

Updates to a user’s profile properties can be performed with the following:

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Retrieving User Profile Properties for the Current User

Retrieving a user’s profile properties can be achieved with the following block:

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