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http://example.com/wiki/Pages/home.aspx?ControlMode=Edit&DisplayMode=Design

You need to pass the parameter ControlMode=Edit and DisplayMode=Design to the aspx page if you like to open it in edit mode.

It's the same as it always was. SharePoint 2010 just hides the parameter and change the modes using a Javascript.

You need to pass the parameter ControlMode=Edit and DisplayMode=Design to the aspx page if you like to open it in edit mode.

It's the same as it always was. SharePoint 2010 just hides the parameter and change the modes using a Javascript.

http://example.com/wiki/Pages/home.aspx?ControlMode=Edit&DisplayMode=Design

You need to pass the parameter ControlMode=Edit and DisplayMode=Design to the aspx page if you like to open it in edit mode.

It's the same as it always was. SharePoint 2010 just hides the parameter and change the modes using a Javascript.

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created Dec 3, 2012 at 11:33

You need to pass the parameter ControlMode=Edit and DisplayMode=Design to the aspx page if you like to open it in edit mode.

It's the same as it always was. SharePoint 2010 just hides the parameter and change the modes using a Javascript.