If you remove core.js. The search button click won't work, note if you mouse
over the button it displays *javascript:S78D07080_Submit() *which is
dependent on core.js
You're also exposing list forms and other backend /_layouts/*.aspx pages in
this site, the bulk of these also rely on core.js for f
Yeah, I agree. Especially with the addition of the jQuery and associated
plugins.
At the moment we're only running a single masterpage. Is the simplest fix to
create another one without and use that as the custom master?
Also, for some daft reason the search service is still trying to index th
Mate,
Looks really good. Well done.
One suggestion: Initially the site loads at ~800kb (which can be quiet slow for
slower internet connection). The main reason for this is the core.js (and other
javascripts) that is loaded. If public users don't need to see SP-related
javascript functionaliti
Hi guys,
It's been a long time coming but with great trepidation I am finally proud to
announce the launch of our new Internet site running on MOSS 2007.
Please give it a look-see when you have time. Any feedback would be most
welcome as UAT was mostly restricted to non-techies.
www.ceosyd.cat
Been there, tried that, you can face race conditions, or concurrent update
problems updating a property on an SPWeb property bag in this scenario.
eg. 10 docs request an id via event receivers at the same time. As one event
receiver fires, it tries to increment the id in the property at the same
t
Just my 2 roubles...and bear in mind these are the freestyle ramblings of a
SharePoint novice.
If this is purely a knowledge management extension that applies to documents I
would be looking at a separate database with an auto-increment field and an
event receiver on a custom doc lib to capture
I have used this approach but found it to be unreliable and ended up resorting
back to a custom event handler on the list. We store the previous Id value in
the property bag of the website but you could just as easily store in the farm
property bag to be used by all site collections.
From: ozmo
Here is a good link on creating your own provider:
http://www.zimmergren.net/archive/2010/04/13/sp-2010-sharepoint-server-2010-creating-your-custom-document-id-provider.aspx
Couple of things... it is mainly executed by a timer job rather than real-time
and you have the ability to re-seed/replace
Hi all,
I'm upgrading an old solution which contains a dwp using the following schemas.
http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance";
xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema";
xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/WebPart/v2";>
It also includes properties for UserControl and UserControlPath wh
Whoa. Déjà vu.
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Good morning SharePoint gurus!
I was brainstorming to find the best way
do what now?
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>> List Event Handler, backed up by a webservice to store the numbers in
a centralised list somewhere
That'll work, you need to ensure your webservice can support generation of a
gazillion IDs in a nano-second and ensure they're all unique. What happens
if the webservice is 'down' when you're
Good morning SharePoint gurus!
I was brainstorming to find the best way to make a list where list items are
allocated a Farm unique number on save.
i.e. when an item is saved, one of the column values is "CV0001000" , and the
next item gets "CV0001001" even if it is in another list in another s
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