Airport Extreme: Using the Guest Wifi With Bridge Mode

This article did the trick: https://www.thegeekpub.com/5191/use-airport-extreme-guest-network-bridge-mode/. If happen to have an unmanaged “smart” switch (such as the NETGEAR GS108) between your Airport Extreme and your firewall, you should only need to config the VLAN on the firewall and your unmanaged “smart” switch should pass those frames with no problem.

Build XRMServices Request for Microsoft Dynamics CRM

Use the CRM 2011 OData Query Designer tool. In addition, here’s some examples: Get Quote details for a specific quote /XRMServices/2011/OrganizationData.svc/QuoteDetailSet?$filter=QuoteId/Id eq guid'<RECORD_GUID>’ Get specific property details (e.g. ExtendedAmount and Quantity) for a specific entity (e.g. Quote Detail) /XRMServices/2011/OrganizationData.svc/QuoteDetailSet?$select=ExtendedAmount,Quantity&$filter=QuoteId/Id eq guid'<RECORD_GUID>’ Filter on custom entities and how to use multiple …

Javascript Object Class Literal vs. Constructor

Something I dug up while learning Javascript a long, long while ago. Here’s is an interesting article on the differences between a literal class declaration and a constructor. Essentially, the main difference is that with a literal class declaration, the object itself as well as its properties and methods are …

How to Specify a Filename For Your Exported Reports in Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011

As you probably already know, there’s no built-in way to specify the filename of a report you want to export to PDF, Excel, Word, etc. Then a colleague pointed me to this article.  First off, the code for the below solution can be downloaded here. This one took a while …

Search For Specific Files Containing Specific Text in Linux

Here’s a cool technique I learned from a colleague during my development at work.  It basically gets a list of files from find and for each <filename>.<extension> found, searches for <search string>. You also have to option to include (exclude?) an <exclude path>. Syntax: find <start path> -name <filename>.<extension> -exec grep -li …