New answers tagged sharepoint-foundation
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You can change the masterpages with Powershell. Taken from this link:
All pages, except for publishing pages (witch you do not have in Foundation) uses the system master.
For system master page:
$web = Get-SPWeb http://localhost/
$web.MasterUrl = "/_catalogs/masterpage/mymasterpagename.master"
$web.Update()
For publishing pages master page:
Site ...
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My problem was solved with the help of this link.
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/forums/en-US/sharepointgeneralprevious/thread/d867f87f-f95f-42b2-83e3-d75454e0e378
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Similar question found on Technet.
Their suggestion was to add the External list like so:
Site Action > More Options > External List.
Also, a more detailed answer with screeenshots on Technet.
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Are you wrapping the column names in square brackets?
=TEXT([Column2]-[Column1],"h:mm:ss")
Reference: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb862071(v=office.14).aspx
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List of valid WCF return types
Primitive types (string, int32, etc...)
Complex types with DataContract or Serializable attributes
Stream
Message
SyndicationFeedFormatter
Void
There is no return type like TreeView. maximum you can get the xml out of WCF service and bind it to TreeView control.
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In SPD you can restrict a form to a user-role and add a link for it to the ribbon. In this way the Site Owner would have to specifically click that link but it would not be available for other users.
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You need to decide if you want to use in place records management or not. If not, create a record centre and route documents to the record centre.
If you want to use in place RM, then you can do that with any template, not just a document centre. Enable the "In Place Records Management" feature at the site collection level. Then you can declare records in ...
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agree with teylyn regarding the auto-grow.
it's possible to increase the the maximum upload size in Central Admin for each web app. You could temporarily raise that limit and use Open With Explorer to copy/paste in bulk and reduce the max upload size when you finished with your implementation. The upload will generally take a loooong time via this ...
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This page should point you in the right direction: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/sharepointsearch/thread/2f56b352-33eb-42ac-a814-ee04f5194878
How are you preventing these two "private" columns from appearing in the UI?
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if you can export your current database to a spreadsheet, you can then manipulate the data via formulas.
example: column B has a header of is1. B2 has the value of 1. You can use an if statement to convert that to the name of the region: =if(B2=1,"Region 1"
do this for each region, placing the name of each region in a separate cell. in a final column, ...
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It may not be a pretty solution, but I did find a way to retrieve the list item ID. The first thing I had to do was pull an identifing column for that row. I was able to do this with the "Title" column, which is unique per user.
var taskDesc= $($(this).closest('tr').children(":first")).eq(0).text();
completeSelectedTask(taskDesc);
I then used CAML and ...
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http://www.dmcinfo.com/Latest-Thinking/Blog/articleType/ArticleView/articleId/8471/Using-SPWebProcessBatchData-to-Update-Document-Library-Properties.aspx
Summary:
When running ProcessBatchUpdate on a document library you need to include {0} and pass the server relative url of the file in each item. Use SPListItem.File.ServerRelativeUrl or ...
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I have to also agree on MetaVistech.com tool
But, if your looking for a good end user tool, you should look at Harmon.ie
Its a good Outlook plugin that you can drag/drop those files from your File Share into the SharePoint document library as seen from outlook.
go to http://harmon.ie to check out the Outlook plugin
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Here is a link to a same question.
Taken from the link:
In the handler:
var id = $(this).closest('tr')[0].id;
or
var id = $(this).closest('tr').attr('id');
or if by "id" you meant its index, do this:
var id = $(this).closest('tr')[0].rowIndex;
Also try:
var id = obj.parentElement.nextSibling.innerText;
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here is a codeplex free script giving you possibility to upload multiple files to SharePoint.
Try to this tool that is Silverlight one and can be easily integrate to SharePoint using OOTB Silverlight web part. We have used this tool for SharePoint 2007 with minimal editing
Hope it helps,
Andrew
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I'm not sure whether a web part would help. There are several third party applications for bulk uploading and metadata management of files into SharePoint. A quick web search for "Sharepoint bulk upload" will give you an idea.
We use a tool from Metaviz, but there are many others.
Before you embark on bulk uploading, make sure your SQL content databases ...
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Here is some js that should load efter the ribbon is loaded:
SP.SOD.executeOrDelayUntilScriptLoaded(function() {
// Your code here
},
"sp.ribbon.js");
More about modifying in this blogpost
Edit:
// Fires ‘ribbontabselected’ after the ribbon has been initialized after load
ExecuteOrDelayUntilScriptLoaded(function () {
var pm = ...
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This can be done easily using custom form. using asp.net and c# coding through ajax features. Newly created aspx page can be bound to Employees List New and Edit forms.
Have a look at the following steps:
Create an Empty SharePoint Project, then right click the project,
add SharePoint “Layouts” Mapped Folder.
Right click the project name, add New item ...
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Hi I found solution to this, setting the package version to 15.0 started putting the site columns file in 15\Hive folder.
Such an easy job :)
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If you can use SharePoint designer you can dev your custom workflow and you can have what email address you want.
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Yes you can. If you are using Windows 7. My favourite is VMware but you can use Virtualbox aswell. Remember that you should have at least 16 GB ram and it is recommended to have a second harddrive to install the guest OS (prefer SSD).
There is numerous of guides to set up a development environment for Share Point on internett.
For example here:
...
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I was able to implement this by using a customized View as with PirateEric's comment, but I needed to group the conditions in a way the GUI list view filter editor wouldn't let me. The solution involved using SP Designer 2010 to edit the CAML query for the filter directly. I figured out the query using the CAML Query Helper tool on CodePlex: ...
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You can also just set the RequestTimeout property of your ClientContext object to be longer than the standard 180000 milliseconds (3 minutes)
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I have figured out this problem. Since we not using the default method for uploading the document to the document library we have to use custom document library for this purpose.
I have used custom task form in order to upload the document to the document library and so the document library also has to be custom document library. Hope this helps someone.
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This is out-of-the-box functionality included with "MySite". You will need to have the User Profile Service set up though. See these links:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint-server-help/introduction-to-my-site-HA010108748.aspx
https://www.nothingbutsharepoint.com/sites/eusp/Pages/Use-SharePoint-to-Build-an-Org-Chart-The-Options.aspx
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You don't need a calculated column to do this. Simply go to your tasks list and create a new view. Expand the filter section and add Status is not equal to Completed AND Modified is greater than [Today] - 3. You can optionally expand the item limit section to return a max number of items.
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Create a calculated field with the following formula :
=IF([Status]<>'Completed';true;IF(DateDiff([Now],[Modified])>3;false;true))
and then use the created column to filter your items;
regards.
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Couple of points here to mention:
first check whether you are correctly referring js files.next you can put debugger to see what data you are receiving or F12 debugger tool can be used to see what data list svc returning.
pls check below example
http://navoneel23.blogspot.in/2013/02/calling-rest-with-jquery-from.html
Calling Rest service with jquery
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To fall inside the same-domain restrictions of JavaScript you must have the same fully-qualified domain, including schema and port. I'm assuming your 'different physical machine' has a different hostname, so it is not same-domain.
If you want to query across domains you will need to look at cross-domain ajax (e.g. CORS or similar).
For completedness, this ...
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It will depend on what upgrade means in your perspective, as most of Web parts should be upgradeable as such.
The AfterSerialize is used still in SharePoint 2013 even, however for scenarios when you plan to add/remove additional functionality acting as a mediator for previously stored values.
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There is no out of the box way, you need a custom player. Look at the Smooth Streaming SDK on MSDN, there are examples for .net and javascript clients.
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There yre two ways for the solution
Update to the Latest CU or at least June CU 2012.
Go to Central Administration > Application Management > Configure quotas and locks > on the Site Quota Information section > set a limit (i.e: 5000 MB) on this setting: “Limit site storage to a maximum of:” > and then press “OK”.
After that it works for me.
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Same question here with some suggestions for a workaround. A workaround is not recommended, though.
By the way, I had the same problem, and installed SharePoint Foundation 2010. It does not have all the options like a "regular" SharePoint, but it is free, runs fast and matches the requirements to run a decent test. The installation is described here. Just ...
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You can develop VS projects ONLY on the same server where SharePoint is installed.
By the way, if you're using SharePoint 2013, you can develop APPS on a remote Server but that's another story.
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Options I would see an upgrade feature (http://blogs.msdn.com/b/sanjaynarang/archive/2012/02/06/feature-upgrade-adding-fields-to-content-types-and-sharepoint-application-lifecycle-management.aspx or the series of Chris O'Brien http://www.sharepointnutsandbolts.com/2010/06/feature-upgrade-part-1-fundamentals.html), which could
If your list is based on a ...
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Are you wanting to find the documents in the entire farm? The way SharePoint is organized, each Library is basically an autonomous unit. The Search functionality is the only feature OOB that seems like it would work for this task without a lot of coding, but if you could get a way to loop through all the libraries in all the sites in all the site ...
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In addition to Johns points, be aware that GAC code runs faster, as it does not have to make stack walk to determine missing permissions.
If you are one of several teams supplying code to the solution, it could be a security issue running in the GAC, as you would be able to execute each other classes/methods. Using CAS policies you can lock the assembly ...
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This entirely depends on what you are trying to accomplish with your solution. If you need this code to run fully trusted, the GAC is the simpler choice. However, if you don't require full trust on the assembly and want to be more restrictive in what the assembly can do, go the bin route. MSDN has a good description of each path (for 2007 but still ...
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SharePoint 2010 has a CMIS connector that lets you bring outside content into SharePoint as well as expose SharePoint to other CMIS capable systems. You can read more on this on the TechNet website here: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff934619(v=office.14).aspx
EDIT: This is only supported on SharePoint Server 2010. SharePoint Foundation 2010 ...
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Why do you have your application page inheriting the Publishing Redirection page?
How did you create the application page, through Visual Studio or some other way?
This MSDN guide is a great start for learning how to create and deploy application pages to Sharepoint
or this for getting some great examples of how your page directive should look like: ...
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I'm afraid this is going to be a "Very" time consuming and manual activity.
PowerShell for SharePoint online is currently limited.
You could use it to create your site structure but after that you are configuring content and metadata pretty much manually.
If you have a lot of content it may end up being cheaper and safer to purchase a third party tool.
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I have seen a similar issue in the past that as due to an errant SharePoint Designer workflow that would double in size each time it was invoked. The workflow was up to almost 1GB before we were able to stop it. Microsoft was never able to find the issue but we had to remove all traces of the workflow before the problem fully went away. The performance ...
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Have you considered using a "Wait for a change" activity to monitor for any change, e.g. Modified is usually enough, and use it to update whatever data needed?
It shall be more tricky for Deletions however.
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For this purpose I suggest you to use powershell with something like this for-each item:
$web = Get-SPWeb -Identity "http://spserver.com"
$list = $web.Lists.TryGetList("MyList")
$group = "Makers"
$PermissionLevel = "Read"
if ($list -ne $null) {
foreach ($item in $list.Items) {
if ($item.HasUniqueRoleAssignments -eq $False) {
...
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Yes you can. By default SharePoint uses XSLT template to render list view. You can find start point in this topic.
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you can call MakeLynk(UserProfile user) within your updatepanel!
I would also suggest that you could store the values within a session state and reload the values back again or use:
if (!Page.IsPostBack) { your code here }
both of those examples can be found here:
How to save variables per user session per page
as I dont have more code to go by I ...
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As you could maybe see from links exposed by Robert, these are quite fixed (even more than MSDN Ids http://wiki.customware.net/repository/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=69173255) as defined in the platform.
To my knowledge, you cannot add your own, but you could add your own items or hide items via Custom Actions. You could use the Control Delegate ...
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Here is the MSDN documentation containing all Location ID:s.
This menu is called the Site Actions Menu
Location: Microsoft.SharePoint.StandardMenu
Custom Action Group IDs: SiteActions
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Use SharePoint Designer to edit the page layout and ensure that the fields you want to populate are present in the layout. Use an out of the box page layout as a guide.
All controls inside the <ContentTemplate> tag will show on the page in view and in edit mode. To hide controls in view mode, wrap them in a <PublishingWebControls:EditModePanel> ...
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The requirements are of course to update your master page to support HTML 5 (obviously you'll have to use any modern browser to get the benefits of it). The limitations most important are due to the META tag and DOCTYPE (http://klines.org/sharepoint/sharepoint-2010-html5-and-ie9-compatibility-issues/)
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 ...
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