error message).
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folders based
on info stored elsewhere (perhaps in a list?)
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n create a list item somewhere
in the same site, if they can then there is definately nothing going on with
that feature.
Is there anything in the 12 log to indicate what else could be going wrong
there?
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emory isn't that good!)
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e existing file
first. To do this in an implementation we did recently we used one feature to
delete to existing file and then use the second feature to put the new one in.
I know its not a pretty solution but it does the job.
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I'm not quite sure what you are referring to here? What does the list template
gallery have to do with it? You are uploading one file to an existing library,
not creating a new library
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ies to set what is being
deployed to where.
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complex receiver.
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ember exactly where I
found my info on how to do it all but I would have got it all from Google so
have a look around and see what you can find.
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Free doesn't cut it - I want MS to pay me for the fact that I have had to use
it at all over the past two years :-) lol
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To: ozmoss@ozmoss.com
Subject: RE: SharePoint Designer is now free. [SEC=UNCLASSIFIED]
It’s still 1,000,000 times better than good old frontpage was.
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The document conversion stuff creates a copy and maintains a link just like you
said, as far as I know that's the only way it works and won't do an on the fly
conversion (the conversions it does do get queued up to be converted, they
aren't an instant thing)
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deployed via a
feature to store my own data.
I hope that helps.
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put in a code action at
the very start of the workflow that checked to make sure the required
additional content types were associated with the tasks list.
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tures
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thing to upload).
Have you tried putting the same documents into the document library through the
regular upload? This should let you know if it's explorer view or SP itself
that has the problem.
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he domains SharePoint will
happily resolve users from either domain, and that doesn't relate to what
SharePoint imports into the SSP for its user profile data either.
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permissions of the
item to someone else, so that process needs to be managed.
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http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/sharepointgeneral/thread/2da0fd95-2156-4b9f-a0b2-8107ee470185
but the only response I got was the updatealerttempaltes idea.
Does anyone else have any clue what might be causing this?
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Your best bet will be to delete them through code then -
SPWeb.SiteGroups.Delete will do the trick. You could probably put together a
powershell script to do it for you.
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sure you can put AD groups in there) but for site collection admin
you have to select only specific people without the use of groups, that's a
bit of a fail in my book
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ion under people and
groups, that page has a people picker (still limited to people only) but you
can put as many in there as you like. Not sure why the CA site does it
differently because there is no difference.
It is still a pain having to manage it for individual users though!
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, but don't hold me to that.
I usually just leave them be.
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Canberra SharePoint User Group:
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down list.
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the host headers for
the deployment to a remote box that you browse from a different machine).
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ike that with it and I've been
using it for ages.
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Does anyone know if there is a group policy option (or similar) for adding
sources to that research tab like that?
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o complete
and then a bit of time to that.
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Isn't this included in Search Server express 2008, which is basically WSS with
some of the search stuff that got included in MOSS after the infrastructure
update?
There is a 2010 version as well -
http://www.microsoft.com/enterprisesearch/en/us/search-server-express.aspx
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I'm pretty sure that the following JavaScript will get you the ID's
SP.ListOperation.Selection.getSelectedItems()
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tried restarting services, restarting
VS, all sorts of stuff, but it just wouldn't fly. So if you do start using Site
Definitions with VS2010, be aware that there are some tricks it will play on
you.
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Well it explains the half assed effort in putting it in to the SP2010 dev
templates at least :-P
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emory), but that is
free so worth looking at if you are on a tight budget.
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Sure can't, Office web apps will throw an error and I'm pretty sure it will
offer the user the option to download it and open it locally in word.
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ible the OOTB stuff is
in that regard.
Hope that helps!
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+1 to that - and I doubt you would get one that is able to integrate with the
ribbon and all that as a third party thing anyway
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You could just accept that doing things declaratively through CAML is just
horrible and write some code to fix your columns up in the feature receiver :)
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AutoSPInstaller does do a basic config of the USPA - just the fact that the
service itself is rather "temperamental" means it won't always work :)
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up though.
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different parts of it, based
on the features that you can't use on Windows 7. Haven't actually tried that
though because I got past the idea of using Windows 7 for SharePoint pretty
quickly and went back to my trusty VMs. :)
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That's all the Windows 7 install is designed to be, which is why the
AutoSPInstaller doesn't play nice, it's geared towards the full install that
will run on a server environment
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A PowerShell script could do that pretty easy - reading XML with PowerShell is
insanely easy, and putting the data in to SharePoint is pretty straight forward
as well.
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s.get_Item("List name")
Then the $list object is just an SPList, so you can call to add items to it the
same as you would through the object model.
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I don't believe so - SPD2010 won't install where there are any components of
Office 2007 kicking around, but if you installed the 2010 stuff first you might
be able to install 2007 afterwards maybe? Worth a try
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it to crawl your
Foundation farm (which can be running as many servers as you need) as an
external site. Then you can just direct users to the search site collection on
the search server to do search, everything stays in the main farm.
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he change to be sure.
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re it's just the rules of your scope that will affect how they
work, so just make sure that the version the crawl account can see is what
you expect to see and that your rules are fine, and that should help you
figure it out.
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getter for the property to look up the list name and return the string.
Then you can rename the lists in the UI as much as you like, but because you
are only ever working with the ID for it internally things shouldn't break
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ust refer to the list you need as
SPContext.Current.Web.Lists[ListId] and you should be fine.
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Just noticed you can also drop the line with the private _listId variable
too because I used the declarative getter/setter for that one, no need for
the private property in that case
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u. In fact if you
don't want to use a using statement you can just call dispose yourself and
have exactly the same effect when the code is compiled.
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n and then that's one less thing to dispose of.
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ou could iterate over all your pages and
build a list of page layouts in use and then compare that to the list of
available page layouts and go from there.
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Can you give us some more info about what didn't work with the approach I gave
you? You getting specific errors? What exactly didn't work
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property names there but I might have been a little off on some of them.
4) I’m not doing anything to check that the Pages list exists before I go
looking for it, so either do a check there or handle the exception in that
catch block accordingly
Hope that helps
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feature is activated and then shove it in
the property bag or something so you know specifically which one to pull out
when it gets turned off though (I would probably just hard code it though -
what are the odds that someone else will have the exact same guid there
right? :-P)
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if your code is being hit at all or what line is failing? Got
anything more detailed in the ULS? (That error can show up if you have
registered the handler incorrectly and it can't find it, there is usually
more detailed info in the ULS to highlight this though)
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Pretty sure you need to use OrderByDecending instead of just OrderBy in the
lambda LINQ statement there
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Can you string them together on one line like this? (My LINQ stuff is a
little flaky off the top of my head - that's what I have ReSharper for most
of the time!)
.Include(l => l.Title . ).OrderByDecensding(l => l.ItemCount)
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you
(which when you are doing video stuff is going to be insanely important).
Bottom line is that whatever solution you come up with I would be doing my
best to keep the conversion grunt work away from the WFE's and document
converters give you that flexibility.
Cheers,
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