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Are you having Administrator privileges on your system? If not... Add yourself as the administrator Add yourself to SharePoint Farm Admin Group Make sure that you have DB Owner access to SharePoint …

Immediate Alerts timer job "Sends out immediate and scheduled alerts." the documentation says. However, immediate is controlled by a timer job which runs every five minutes by default. So in your case …

You have several options for your type attribute in your value element. You can use Boolean, Choice, Currency, DateTime, Guid, Integer, Lookup, Note, Text, User. These type attributes are required, an …

On each library you would have to break permission inheritance and remove the editor-group from accessing the library. However, if these users are members och the Visitor Group with read permission, t …

Groups return all groups which have security roles assigned to the current site. AssociatedGroups return all groups visible in the left menu of the People and Group page. Those groups may not have ac …

It really depends on the type of content we’re discussing. If this is a project web where team members only have access, and company guidelines don’t restrict the use of task list in a way that it sho …

When you inherit Content Types, you should inherit as is. Otherwise you'll lose functionality of the default content type and breaks internal dependencies. That's the whole point of inheritance. Eithe …

I'd say you would try to filter by file type instead. The following would get you Word documents with file extension docx only: <Where> <Eq> <FieldRef Name='File_x0020_Type' /> …

There are a couple of ways you can do this, provided that you have the same content type in the old list as the new one. If you do, it's fairly straight forward to use PowerShell, to read each item in …

It looks like you need to make use of audience in SharePoint. Add the different groups or members that need to have issues filtered in different ways. Then add App Parts to the page. You can add mo …