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Here is a straight-forward guide. The issue is to show XSL code, which is ghosted. You can show them by touching XSL-driven layout in WYSIWYG editor of SharePoint Designer 2010, but Post.aspx requires ID parameter to show a Post XsltListViewWebpart.
Open Post.aspx on All Files/Lists/Posts/Post.aspx in SharePoint Designer 2010
There is no XSL code. It's ...
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It was to do with the naming of the ControlTemplates folder. This is created as ControlTemplates. I came across an article on this issue (lost link now). Renaming the folder to _ControlTemplates resolved this issue.
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I also used changelog incremental crawl approach and it worked for me.
Here's an example:
<Method Name="ReadIncrementalList" IsStatic="false">
<FilterDescriptors>
<FilterDescriptor Name="LastCrawl" Type="InputOutput">
<Properties>
...
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The only thing within Sharepoint that allows this is a list based on the Links List template. I don't know if attaching your own content type and attaching the slides to the items would work.
You'll probably have to roll your own somehow. You might be able to pull off something fancy with jQuery UI Sortable. Once reordered and submitted, it would set an ...
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Out of the box there is no such mechanism.
You could use a new column of type Integer (also set to Uniqueness on it to avoid duplicate numbers) and define the Default view to Order slides based on that column (name it OrderBy) - of course this would force user to change # of the other slide prior to re-use it.
Or... you could envision building your own ...
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I agree with GavinB, it is best to use SPWebApplication.SPCustomPage enumeration to add the custom error pages.
You can run the following PowerShell to see if you have already set some custom layouts pages:
Get-SPCustomLayoutsPage -WebApplication http://mySharePointWebapp.dev.int
Output:Page RelativePath
AccessDenied
Confirmation
Error
Login
...
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<%@ Register TagPrefix="uc1" TagName="BlahBlahBlah" src="~/_controltemplates/MyApp/BlahBlahBlah.ascx" %>
the above should work! unless you dont have that file in 14hive or wrongly named!
Also make sure that your folder in 14 hive is accessible! goto controltemplates folder find MyApp and right click and select "properties", click on security tab and ...
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