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The folderServerRelativeUrl doesn't seem to be properly created. Suppose you have a site at /sites/yoursite Url containing a library named TestLib with a folder TestFolder, then the folderServerRelati …

$webApp = Get-SPWebApplication -Identity http://mywebapp $allowSubsites = $false $newPermissions=$null if ($allowSubsites){ $newPermissions=[Microsoft.SharePoint.SPBasePermissions]($webApp.Ri …

Use SPLimitedWebPartManager.MoveWebPart to move the webpart to new zone or index. Example: $zoneId = "5" $zoneIndex = "NewOrOldZone" $spWebPartManager.MoveWebPart($webpart, zoneId, zoneIndex); $spWeb …

You can set the ShowInDisplayForm property of the particular field to false in order to hide it from the Display form. Here is a sample PowerShell code to do this: $web = Get-SPWeb -Identity http://Y …

Check the assembly name of your project from project properties and make sure same is used in the svc file. You may also try to use $SharePoint.Project.AssemblyFullName$ so that it get automatically …

Lists don't have internal names. List has a Title and Url. I think you are trying to change the Url of the list. There are several ways of doing this. You can change list Url from SharePoint Designer …

You can use Site Content and Structure Manager in SharePoint to move items between the lists. See How to Use the Site Content and Structure Manager in SharePoint 2013 for more information Update The …

Since SharePoint version is not specified, I am assuming it to be SP 2013. You can modify the Search Results web part on the search page to restrict the results based on the content source. Edit the S …

Try using encodeURIComponent to encode the list title. However, encodeURIComponent does not encode apostrophe. For apostrophes use %27 twice or two apostrophes ''. See this for more detail: http://www …

Firstly, give managers full access to the list and other employess contribute permissions on the list. Then go to List Settings -> Advanced Settings and Specify Read and Edit Access. For example, here …

Yes the javascript code can be placed in an external file and can be referenced from the Script Editor web part using script tage. Suppose, I have a site with Url: http://aissp2013/sites/XYZ. And Supp …

If you only need the checked-out files, then I believe you should not loop over the list items in your code i.e. remove foreach($item in $items) which is present inside foreach($file in $files). Moreo …

Try using CDATA tag. Example: <Contains> <FieldRef Name='FullName' /> <Value Type='Text'>![CDATA["ចាន់ សុភាព"]]</Value> </Contains> See these for more information: How to query using C …

You can use ListsOverride to specify the lists. Example: <property name="ListsOverride" type="string"><![CDATA[<Lists><List ID="31A7C09D-52CC-4585-B998-A3F180A9BD07"/><List ID="7382D66D-2E4C-47CB-A95 …

Try this: FieldUrlValue url = new FieldUrlValue(); url.Url = "Your Url here"; url.Description = "Your description here"; oListItem["URL"] = url;