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comment change the same field in a document-set and the document inside
Well, if you need it for your workflow, you could leave it in your document definition and see what happens once it gets to the Document Set. Maybe it won't be a problem for you.
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comment Is there a way to make data linked to by BCS look like a document library?
Can you use RBS instead? That way, SharePoint will still think the content is "in SharePoint", and will behave the way you want, but the BLOBs will be diverted to the cheaper storage before it hits the SharePoint DBs.
May
15
answered change the same field in a document-set and the document inside
Apr
19
comment Email from workflow goes out 1 hour later than it should
Could this possibly have to do with the site's regional settings? (Time zone and work week definition?)
Apr
12
answered Column validation on managed metadata term
Apr
12
answered Adding “Link to Document” to all document libraries in SharePoint 2010
Apr
9
comment Add Custom link in topnavigation bar
Is the Publishing Infrastructure feature active on your site collection? In my experience, sites with the Publishing Infrastructure (site collection level) and Publishing (site level) features activated automatically add a navigation link (to the default page of the site) as the first link/node in the top navigation bar, and this link/node is inaccessible through code or through the Global Navigation group in AreaNavigationSettings. If anyone has an answer of how to access that node, I'd be interested to hear it.
Apr
5
comment Adding a DateTime object to a List
If you are new to SharePoint, you should make yourself familiar with the Update() method. Many, many objects in the SharePoint object model have this method, and what it does is write the changes you make to an object into the database so that the changes persist.
Apr
4
answered Adding a DateTime object to a List
Apr
4
comment How do I move a site from the top bar to the side bar
OR - you can just paste http:// yoursiteURL/_layouts/AreaNavigationSetings.aspx into your browser to get directly to the page Richard was talking about. The "Navigation" link to that page only shows up if you have the Publishing feature enabled. (But you can still get to it without the feature by using the URL directly.)
Apr
4
comment How do I move a site from the top bar to the side bar
@Pam you will have to go into two of those subsections to do what Richard is saying - go into "Top link bar" to remove the link from the top bar, and go into "Quick launch" to add a new link on the side bar.
Apr
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answered How to remove a starting url via powershell from an existing content source?
Apr
2
accepted Is it possible to create a search scope that is based on other scopes?
Apr
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answered Is it possible to create a search scope that is based on other scopes?
Mar
29
asked Is it possible to create a search scope that is based on other scopes?
Mar
28
comment Webpart is not displaying as it is always shows as hidden
+1 for the using{} clarification, but also, my question is, where does NewsListTitle come from? If that is causing TryGetList() to fail, which in turn would cause list to be null, then message will never be, um, gotten, and would therefore always be null...
Mar
27
comment How to copy files from one document set to another document set
I'm wondering if it also might work (using the server relative url) by doing targetFolder.Files.Add. Glad you got it working in the end, though.
Mar
26
revised How to copy files from one document set to another document set
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Mar
26
answered How to copy files from one document set to another document set
Mar
22
accepted SharePoint and Unit Testing - problem deploying dll to be tested