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May
16
answered Getting “Error 1706. An installation package for the product Microsoft SharePoint Foundation 2010 1033 Lang Pack cannot be found”
Apr
23
awarded  Self-Learner
Dec
10
awarded  Teacher
Dec
3
revised SPLimitedWebPartManager throwing “File is not checked out” error on AddWebPart and DeleteWebPart
removed text stating that I will post the answer
Dec
3
accepted SPLimitedWebPartManager throwing “File is not checked out” error on AddWebPart and DeleteWebPart
Dec
3
answered SPLimitedWebPartManager throwing “File is not checked out” error on AddWebPart and DeleteWebPart
Nov
30
revised SPLimitedWebPartManager throwing “File is not checked out” error on AddWebPart and DeleteWebPart
fixed error
Nov
30
asked SPLimitedWebPartManager throwing “File is not checked out” error on AddWebPart and DeleteWebPart
Nov
26
awarded  Excavator
Nov
26
revised foreach “Webs” works on dev but not in staging
improved formatting of code
Nov
25
suggested suggested edit on foreach “Webs” works on dev but not in staging
Oct
25
awarded  Scholar
Oct
25
comment Invalid URL error when programmatically deploying files to the Style Library using a Module
@Diptarag Yes, I did resolve the issue. Sorry for the delay in posting the answer.
Oct
25
accepted Invalid URL error when programmatically deploying files to the Style Library using a Module
Oct
25
answered Invalid URL error when programmatically deploying files to the Style Library using a Module
Oct
19
comment Invalid URL error when programmatically deploying files to the Style Library using a Module
Answer coming in 8 hours... I can direct message additional information to anyone who needs it sooner or if someone with more status can add the links/extra info for me, it would be greatly appreciated.
Oct
19
asked Invalid URL error when programmatically deploying files to the Style Library using a Module
Nov
22
comment When does SharePoint check out files when “Require documents to be checked out before they can be edited?” set to Yes?
I've looked at SPFile.Lock() previously and from what I understood this would work similarly to checkout, wouldn't it? In which case I would no doubt encounter the same issue where SharePoint is checking out the files before my processing code manually does so if I forced the documents to be checked out, correct? I'm assuming the problem is to do with placement of the code to check out. I loop through the files in my document library and perform checkout on each one before opening them (and checkin as I finish with each file)
Nov
20
comment When does SharePoint check out files when “Require documents to be checked out before they can be edited?” set to Yes?
Yes, that's the setting I'm referring to. Have updated my post above with the correct name now. Ideally we'd like to prevent people from editing files that are currently being processed so we can be sure of which version of the file was processed. Do you know at what point SharePoint is checking out the file?
Nov
20
awarded  Editor