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When you add a user / group in SharePoint, you should see "Send an email invitation" check box to control whether or not send the welcome e-mail to the new users. You could clear that check box and it should fix your problem. Also, there are some situations when "Send an email invitation" is hidden. I checked dialog's code-behind by reflector and find ...


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It is always tricky to remove features that no longer has their manifest in the Features catalog in the hive. This tool has helped me out with the same problem before: http://featureadmin.codeplex.com/ And just for the record, forcing an uninstallation of a feature is really just hiding any errors


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Well you can do it ,but you will need to write all your code, and create the structure for the webparts yourself. If you use Professional or Ultimate you will have access to the SharePoint templates that will greatly improve your developing experience when for example creating apps. If you want to use Express you would need to reference the ...


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Why would you not use the fact that _catalogs is a virtual directory in SharePoint and reference it like this: <scrit type="text/javascript" src="/_catalogs/15/masterpage/Display%20Templates/Filters/Filter_Default.js"> </script> (notice the slash at first, and the 15 telling Sharepoint to look at the 15 hive instead of the 14 hive from 2010) ...


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You could use some lines of CSS to do that: Remove the default span .SHSpanLogo img{display:none;} Add your logo: .SHSpanLogo {background-mage:url(http://domain/SiteImages/logo.png)!important; background-color:transparent;background-position:top left;background-repeat:no-repeat;height:120px;}


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First of all you will create a web application with URL looking like this, (HostName as referenced by yourself) portal.companyName.com //we call it host header, this URL looks like a intranet www.companyName.com //if its going to be a public site Then you create Managed paths, which you referenced as Drop Down List in your question. I just found this ...


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No they can not "talk" to other apps. Every app instance lives in a seperate app web and does not have access to any other app webs. Multiple instances of the same app though, can share data if they are deployed from the Central Administration to multiple webs, but that means that all the instances shares the same lists and other SharePoint artifacts. ...


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Instead of "having a meeting" and "forward a document to each department manager to specify the following..." I would arrange a workshop. The goal of the workshop would be to educate users of what a SharePoint Document Library is, and of what benefit it can be for it's users in the first place. Users would test the use of a document library themselves, to ...


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Most Likely you are using wrong credentials to login and best way to get it resolved is to contact Microsoft. However the link you provided is saying that the demo offer by Microsoft is no longer available.


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You can use PowerShell to create a Crawled property and a managed property. You can use the following code to create and map the properties Param( [string]$crawledProp, [string]$managedProp, [int] $typeManagedProp ) # TypemanagedProp 1 = Text 2 = Integer 3 = Decimal 4 = DateTime 5 = YesNo 6 = Binary 7 = Double $snapin = ...


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The document IDs are assigned and updated based on a timer job. If deactivating and then activities the job did not update the Document IDs with the new path and info, I would focus on reviewing the status and result of the Timer Jobs. Please note that these jobs run daily by default, though they should also be triggered by the activation process. If they ...


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A powershell script that will create a profile for every AD user, then creates there My Site [System.Reflection.Assembly]::LoadWithPartialName("Microsoft.SharePoint") [System.Reflection.Assembly]::LoadWithPartialName("Microsoft.Office.Server") [System.Reflection.Assembly]::LoadWithPartialName("Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal") $dom = ...


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Does it help if you set the ContentType parameter of your post like: $.ajax({ url: _spPageContextInfo.webServerRelativeUrl + "/_api/web/lists/getByTitle('Eleves')/items", type: "POST", contentType : "application/json;odata=verbose", data: JSON.stringify( { ...


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It's a separate installation for the virtualisation software. Strongly recommended for windows 7 virtualisation: http://www.vmware.com/uk/ or if you can get windows 8 this is a better option and much more strongly recommended: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/server-cloud/hyper-v-server/default.aspx Your processor will be the thing to look at, as long as ...


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With the various changes going on, it may be a good idea to just reset the index and run a full crawl. There are a lot of things, including the managed properties that get defined during that first full crawl so it is possible that it just isn't getting everything. Also, make sure that the system is setup for full support for anonymous access. Search ...


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Since you're running a SharePoint 2013 environment, why not use PowerShell 2013 instead of stsadm.exe? # Uninstalls feature at path: # $env:ProgramFiles\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\15\TEMPLATE\FEATURES\MyCustomFeature/feature.xml. Uninstall-SPFeature -path "myFeature" -force Reference: Uninstall-SPFeature If that doesn't work - ...


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There is no issue in using 32 bit SPD on some machines and 64 bit on others. But my general recommendation would be to always use 32 bit, unless you have a very good reason to ruin your machine by installing 64 bit. The only reason to use Office 64 bit is if you're working with HUGE documents (usually excel or access) which are to big to load in the 32 bit ...


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First, make your backup directory on your SQL Server, if possible. This gives the fastest backup performance. You need to share out your path (e.g. make a share named BackupTest from C:\backuptest), giving Everyone Full Control on the Share permissions (this is usually fine as we'll override the permissions at the NTFS permission level). Next, remove ...


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You can have Visual Studio 2012 with the Microsoft Office Developer Tools for VS (http://www.microsoft.com/visualstudio/eng/office-dev-tools-for-visual-studio) and build farm solution (WSP) locally. You'll then need to deploy these solutions to your target test farm but that's definitively doable. Most of the templates (new from VS 2012) will ask you to ...


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It looks possible: You can use the SharePoint .NET Framework CSOM to manage SharePoint users, groups, and user security. Retrieve all users in a SharePoint group This example retrieves information about all users from a SharePoint group named Members. // Starting with ClientContext, the constructor requires a URL to the // server running ...


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I'll just post my answer as "The behaviors of different browsers can vary. Internet Explorer's JavaScript renderer in particular has many quirks that can slow performance down or give inconsistent results compared to other browsers. Likely there is no easy workaround for this short of using an alternate browser (and putting up with its drawbacks as well)." ...


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It is available on the App Web under "The APPWEB URL"/Lists/"The list internal name" But really you should access the list (CRUD items) via Client object model or REST. The list is meant to be "hidden" to the users of the app, and it is upp to you to provide interfaces to work with items in the list And just a clarification: You need to use ...


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For Publishing Sites you'll usually have an authoring environment (in the company internal network) and a a production environment (in the company DMZ or protected by a reverse proxy like ISA, ForeFront, ...) Content Deployment jobs are a native SharePoint functionnality that allows to move (published / see it as a major version list item) content ...


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Use PowerShell: param ( [string]$Web = $(throw '- Need a SharePoint web site URL (e.g. "http://mysp15site/")'), [string]$Source = "ObjectModel" ) Write-Host -ForegroundColor White "------------------" Write-Host -ForegroundColor White "| App Upgrader |" Write-Host -ForegroundColor White "------------------" Write-Host -ForegroundColor White "- " ...


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The task object that is being returned contains "links" to other objects, link the content type. Instead of serializing and returning all objects connected to the requested task, it returns the key field (ContentTypeId), and a "deferred" item that contains the URI to the associated item. So, you could grab that URI and make another request to get whatever ...


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Take a look at the REST API page, for more information. It sounds as the contet type that is is giving you is the request content type and not the actual item content type. Try adding a ?$select field1,field2,ContentType,field3 to the URL.


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Without knowing your site structure or the structure of the data, the only reliable way would be to create custom Search Scopes and configure them to include only the desired content for those specific categories. You would then add the proper scope to the querystring when building the link. A possible alternative is available if the desired filter can be ...


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I finally solved my issue with the following code in a Feature in the activate method. SPSite site = properties.Feature.Parent as SPSite; SPWeb web = site.RootWeb; try { using (SPLimitedWebPartManager manager = web.GetLimitedWebPartManager("person.aspx", PersonalizationScope.Shared)) { ...... ...... manager.AddWebPart(new ...


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I'm thinking you are running into an issue when peeking into all of those PrincipalSource.All sources. Perhaps a permissions issue? Are you really able to get into a RoleProvider, MembershipProvider, Active Directory and the UIL between the client and the 2013 Provider Host? ResolvePrincipal(...) stops looking when it finds a single user. The first enum in ...


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I did the same a couple of weeks ago. In my case i used SPServices to search for persons and it worked quite well. In my case i used the web service to search persons. $().SPServices({ operation: "SearchPrincipals", webURL: "/", searchText: "bauer", maxResults: 100, SPPrincipalType: "SPPrincipalType.User", completefunc: function (xData, Status) ...



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