I tried different ways to convert like using

1. Convert.ToDateTime (“18/04/2006”);
2. Date.Parse(“18/04/2006”);

But I got error “string is not in proper date format”.

Another thing is its works fine in my local system but its not working in my virtual machine.

Later I found the good way to convert string to date using SQL server using Convert function

Convert – Explicitly converts an expression of one data type to another.

Ex:

CONVERT (varchar(12),@fromDate,106)

Later it works fine. I thought its problem with region setting in my virtual machine.

Actually I wanted to add custom web part in document library. By default there is no option for edit the list pages.

But I have found the JavaScript will suffice the problem

JavaScript:MSOTlPn_ShowToolPane(’2′)

This script is amazing you need to run on IE address bar its works fine

This tool automatically fire event when file is created/renamed/Deleted.

This is very useful for uploading the file to one place to another place and sending the notification to the users etc.

File watcher contains the 3 types if event they are

1. Created
2. Deleted
3. Renamed

More information click here
FileWatcher Utility

For the default sps page, we can reset the value with the SQL commands below:

–select the portal database
use sps1_site
go
–retrieve the page id
SELECT ID FROM Docs
WHERE (leafname= ‘default.aspx’)
AND setuppath like ’1033\SPS\default.aspx%’
go
–set the content to null
UPDATE Docs
SET Content = NULL
WHERE (Id = ‘{A3DE463E-D6E9-4A8C-A2D2-8D49562442B7}’)
–please replace the id with the value on your side

We can change the Webpart Title property in runtime using following code

protected override void OnInit(EventArgs e)
{
base.OnInit (e);
this.Title = “Set title here…”;
}