English I am trying to blog howto series on administration with graphical descriptions. 1. Howto configure personal regional settings. 2. Howto limits page layouts availability in web site. 3. Howto enable debuging in SharePoint Web Application. 4. Howto configure alternate access mapping. 5. Howto remove My Site or My Links link. … and more are coming.
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One of my team asked me why should we use “List={GUID}” and/or “ID={ItemID}” in query string? Can’t we use other query string name?
My answer is yes you can use other query string name, but you will lost one of out of the box functionality. Why? Because when you keep with standar “List” or “ID” query string then you don’t need to parse it anymore – then SharePoint provides simple way to get SPList or SPListItem object using SPContext.
[Steve]( “stevenm@intervate.com”) - Apr 5, 2009
With me it was because my page was detached from my page layout. Reattach the page to the Page Layout and it worked. Add your customisations into a web part zone to allow them to persist.
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For anyone who customize SharePoint using SharePoint Designer, I believe you’ve familiar with “Error page has been modified”. The reason is obvious, you open the page in browser while modifying it using SharePoint Designer. Then save the page withing SharePoint Designer and try to access any links in that page. So, just go back , refresh and the link will works again.
But how about in a case that this happened in production environment, where nobody edit the page behind the screen.
[bungarkka]( “bungarkka@live.com”) - Sep 5, 2008
atau gunakan Google Gadget dan tinggal copy kode nya ke dalam Content Editor Web Part. pastinya tidak serumit ini! dan tampilannya dijamin lebih keren! simak caranya disini http://bungarkka.wordpress.com/category/i-rss-rollups-dan-site-maps-7-3/ Weather on your site - Oct 2, 2009
This is classic asp script will allow you to monitor your current local weather via a Weather.com XML feed. It parses the XML data and then outputs formatted HTML.
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Weather webpart is one of most popular wepart to place in homepage. Many available resources out-there in internet using C# and webservices. But instead of create weather webpart using Visual Studio I will show you how create it using SharePoint Designer.
The process is pretty simple,
1. You need to create a new page in Sharepoint as working canvas.
2. In that working canvas, drop webpart zone and dataview webpart.
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I had a question from one of my friend “How can I override page redirection Url?”. He was using inline C# code which is not my preference – because it adds additional page-parser process and introduce new security consideration. His code also diminish upload attachment function in the original form.
My first suggestion was to create a new links that construct custom “Source=” url to the original form – but this is not what he looks for.
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Features have been introduced as one of building block in SharePoint 2007. Using feature ones could extend the capabilities of SharePoint, from just a simple ActionMenu to the site definition – all of them can be done using feature. I have created many ActionMenu that extend “EditItem” block in SharePoint but sometimes its not enough. How about creating sub menu for context item – just like “Send to” context menu?
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Recently I’ve got a question how to display user picture profile. Again, there are many approach – however I’ll show you with no code approach. First, I want to emphasize that this approach can be used to answer other customization which uses SharePoint’s ootb controls. So, here we go. Open the default.aspx using SharePoint designer and look at the toolbox control on the right pane. You’ll see several categories ie.