CleverWorkarounds » More SharePoint Branding - Customisation using JavaScript Part 3 - Feb 4, 2008
[…] first technique that I first used to my “Edit Page” back involved using SharePoint Designer to customise the page. By […] [sanghvinirav]( “sp@abstractspaces.com”) - May 6, 2008
You can do it much easier way by tweaking URL. Just make it look like, newForm.aspx?ToolPaneView=2&PageView=Personal and you will be in Edit Mode for the page. No need to go to Designer.
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Just like the old version, if we want to add additional web part in standard form (newform.aspx, editform.aspx, dispform.aspx) then we have establish a strategy to view the page in edit mode. However, the new page model in SharePoint 2007 makes our job more easier.
Picture 1a. No “Edit Page” in SharePoint form.
Picture 1b. NewForm.aspx in Edit Mode
Actually we can change site template definition, but since I don’t want to modify all forms, then I choose to edit directly using SharePoint Designer (SPD) .
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You might already know that one of essential component in MOSS 2007 is the Farm’s Shared Services. Farm’s Shared Services serves all server in the farm for profiles, bussiness data catalog and many more. Default Shared Services is the first farm’s shared services that we create in our MOSS 2007 servers. If we ever create farm shared services, then any web applications listed in SharePoints configuration databases will be associated with any of farm shared services.
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Yesterday I tried to enable single-sign-on (SSO) webpart on one of our client’s server. It was very strange since the webpart was tested well few month ago on other client - but not at this time.
The “GetCredentials” of “ISsoProvider” always throws an error:
I have double checked SSO configuration in the server farm, and looks everything has been setup correctly - so what was wrong?
KB932917 is not available!
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Hi,
I came across your blog and the tutorial seems quite impressive. I am also in the process of rebranding sharepoing and really am lost on how to do it. I have referenced to numerous resources but none provides a step-by-step procedure to achieve this. Including ways to add images modify certain areas etc. Is it possible for you to provide me detailed instructions as to how you went about rebranding sharepoint.
MOSS 2007 provides out-of-the box (OOTB) document conversion process. It runs as job tools in MOSS job timer, and must be executed by the user. Now, the idea is to publish page into our ResepOke.Com from email attachment - so we don’t need to go to web site anymore to create a new page. The solution Since the OOTB document conversion only work from limited number of filetype (for example docx into aspx) - then we can not use email format to publish to page directly.
Tamm B - Oct 2, 2007
You guys have a very nice site. Thanks so much for the helpful blog. [kenneth]( “lionkenneth@gmail.com”) - May 5, 2007
Hi this is a great post for me, thanks ! Would you please tell me about how to design a page layout in querying content from different variation publishing page ? Also, can i allow end user to input all the languages content within a single page layout ?
Today, I’ve bring a session in Vista Launch in JHCC senayan. It talks about Building Enterprise Content Management solution.
You probrably already know that in WSS 3.0 we can use master pages to create branding to our site. Moreover, in MOSS 2007, we have content query web part which is very powerfull tool to play with.
For example, we are going to brand our site to looks like the picture below.
When we set up “Incoming Email” in MOSS 2007 from operation like this,
basically MOSS 2007 will run job-timer on specified time basis.
It will run every 1 minute, reading, parsing and uploading email body and attachment to the document library - then finally delete the original file. This is very handy OOB services from MOSS, however you should take some precautions before using this service.
1. Un-matched email message will be discarded