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So, after a few weeks on and off trying to figure this one out, having no luck with any replies on any forum, I just thought I would have a look at how the UI page was doing this. (Why didn't I think of this earlier?!)
That's when the property EnableMetadataPromotion showed up.
Having this keyword to search for, it didn't take me long to google the missing ...
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There are also some great 3rd party tools if you have the budget for them. My company implemented Newsgator www.newsgator.com which sits on top of SharePoint and it has increased our cross-office collaboration 3-fold. SharePoint 2010 gives you a base platform but is still missing a lot from the social perspective.
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You need to deploy the User Profile Service Application. Within there you need to configure MySites (http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc262500.aspx)
Update: Additional details provided in comments:
You need to have the MySite host accessible to the FBA users. If they are getting a 404, then I don't believe the MySite Host has been deployed. The ...
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Make sure the socialribboncontrol feature is activated.
It should already be.
User profiles and my sites have to be setup too.
When you click I Like It, the item (list, page etc) is added to your profile page in mysites for others to see.
Here is how to setup the user profile service.
Here is how to setup My Sites.
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there is Tags and Notes support in 2010 std/ent (based on Managed Metadata Service): http://mscerts.programming4.us/sharepoint/sharepoint%202010%20%20%20viewadd%20notes%20to%20a%20document%20or%20list%20item.aspx
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I know "I Like it" and "Tags & Notes" is coming from a FEATURE called SocialRibbonControl
More information here: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee721062.aspx
You can check what commands are executed by looking at: SocialRibbonControl\SocialRibbonControl.xml file. The commands referred in this xml file are mostly in SP.UI.SocialRibbon.JS ...
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I've put some thought into this request before, and again today when I read your post here. The problem is that the API does not support this type of lookup. Its unfortunate, and a glaring gap in the current product.
As John Chapman mentioned, if you were to iterate through every profile in the system it is likely to take awhile and will not scale well. ...
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We've implemented social enterprise around Comunities (building sites where people post articles, coment and rate), Social-Insight (e.g. how to benefit from Knowledge in-house by enabling communication and more synergies).
Achievements (take example of this site, MSDN forums) - via Activity feeds, Daniel McPherson give a great example ...
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Privacy and security implications of social tagging (SharePoint Server 2010) can help you some understanding as to how the security trimming worked on Notes web part. Following is taken from it:
Security trimming
Adding a tag, a note, or a rating to a Web page creates an activity.
Before SharePoint Server displays an activity, it uses a component
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Ok I found the solution with this modified xml I did achieve expected results:
<CustomAction Id="Ribbon.ListItem.TagsAndNotes.NewLike"
Location="CommandUI.Ribbon"
Title="New version of I Like It">
<CommandUIExtension>
<CommandUIDefinitions>
<CommandUIDefinition
...
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Get-SPTimerJob | Select DisplayName, Name | Sort Name
Will get you all installed timer jobs
The two in question are called
User Profile Service Application - Social Data Maintenance Job
(User Profile Service Application_SocialDataMaintenanceJob)
User Profile Service Application - Social Rating Synchronization Job
(User Profile Service ...
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The easiest would be to do it with Javascript (JQuery). You can set them to display:none through CSS, modify them on document.ready(), and make them visible again. This will avoid the usual flicker occuring when you modify something visible on the page right after page load.
If you want to use CSS only, you can change the icons by hiding the current ones ...
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Click your name in the top-right corner of the page to bring up the welcome menu. From the welcome menu, choose "My Profile." Select the "Tags and Notes" tab and you'll be able to see everything you have tagged with "I like it" (as well as any other tags you may have used for content in SharePoint).
For more information, see this blog post.
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I found a solution: You must renew the HttpContext.
int number;
SocialComment[] comments = null;
SPSecurity.RunWithElevatedPrivileges(delegate
{
using (SPSite esite = new SPSite(SPContext.Current.Site.ID))
{
var ctx = HttpContext.Current;
try
{
...
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Finally, I managed to consume the User Profile Application hosted on the separate Farm.
Steps:
1. Taken the Profile DB & Social DB.
2. Created a new UPS on the UPS-Farm, used the DB backups.
3. Configured the UPA.
4. Published and consumed UPA on the Teamsite-Farm.
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I'd recommend something around the lines of writing timer jobs for each web app that cycle over site collections and read from the Change Log of each. With details from these changes, you could generate an Activity Feed using the SharePoint 2010 APIs.
I've not actually done this myself but I know people who have done, and it seems to be extremely effective ...
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In Central Administration -> Monitoring -> Configure usage and health data collection, you can configure a number of usage monitoring settings. This may satsify some of your requirements. In the same section there is also Configure Diagnostic Logging which allows very granular control over the logging of trace events. This may be too much, but check first to ...
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