By Edith C.
Sometimes, when you install, add or activate features on your SharePoint farm, something goes wrong, and suddenly you can’t just go back and “delete” or uninstall your feature.
To avoid that, you can use these tools:
WssAnalyzeFeatures is a very useful tool, which can help you find the errors on the installation of the feature, and tells you what to do, in order to remove it or fix it.
After you run this tool, just check the ContentDeploymentFeatures.txt file, to find the logged errors.
Then, if you need to delete the feature, use the WssRemoveFeatureFromSite tool, to remove unwanted features easily and with no complications. Just use the desired featureID...
by David Espino.
These are the steps to upgrade an existing Workflow in MOSS 2007 portal. This update applies only if Workflow.xml and Feature.xml files are not modified.
1- Enter the Command Prompt SharePoint server.
2- Set as default path follows the following route “C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\web server extensions\12\BIN” by using the following instruction:
@set PATH=C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\web server extensions\12\BIN;%PATH%
3- Disable the workflow by using the following instruction:
stsadm -o deactivatefeature -name [FOLDER NAME] -url [URL SITIO]
Where:
FOLDER NAME: Disable the feature of a workflow by using the following instructi...
The following videos are taken from the Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Advanced IT Pro Training.
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This Getting Started with SharePoint Server 2010 module (1 of 11) introduces Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 capabilities to IT professionals. Concepts covered include document sharing, lists, alerts, team sites, metadata, and more.
Presented by: John D. Ross, SharePoint MVP, SharePoint 911
Length: 54 minutes 15 seconds
VIDEO: 1 | What can SharePoint Server 2010 Do for me?
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This Getting Started with SharePoint Server 2010 module (2 of 11) covers software and hardware requirements, and the basic concepts of Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010.
Presented by: Randy...
By Edith C.
When you are working on a SharePoint site, you usually do it on a development environment, so you need to think (even if you don’t want to) about the migration of the project to a production environment. This could be a nightmare if you are not prepared, but try to follow these tips on the deployment phase, and things will go much easier.
Before deployment:
· If you are deploying a publishing site, be sure you don’t have “Draft” or “Pending” documents or items. All unpublished items are not visible to anonymous users. A little tip: use the “Manage Content and Structure” option (for publishing sites) to filter all site items by “Drafts”, “Pending”, “Checked-out...
By Edith C.
1. Insert the XML Web Part on your page:
2. Open the Tool Pane, and click on XSL Editor button. A popup will appear, then copy and paste the following XSL code:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<xsl:stylesheet
version="1.0"
xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform">
<xsl:output method="html" />
<xsl:template match="rss/channel">
<style type="text/css">
.twit_tweet a {
font-size: 13px;
color: blue;
}
.twit_date {
...
In the business world, nearshore outsourcing, or simply, nearshoring, refers to the use of another business for certain activities that are close to home. In other words, it is the same thing as traditional outsourcing, only the companies that are being outsourced to, are in a close vicinity to the country in which the company that hired them is located. For example, suppose a small software development firm in the US wants to find another company for IT outsourcing purposes. It would not be unheard of in this particular industry to outsource that type of work to India or China. If the US based company instead goes with a company from Mexico, then that would be an example of nearsho...
By Edith C.
Before any sites can be created, a Web Application must be created first.
1. Click Application Management in the quick launch bar on the left.
2. In the Web Applications section, click Manage web applications.
3. In the Ribbon, click the New icon at the left. A Create New Web Application window opens.
4. In the Authentication section:
a. Choose Classic Mode Authentication
5. In the IIS Web Site section:
a. Choose Create a new IIS web site
b. Set the port number (it gives you a number by default)
c. Set the Host Header to the name you want (e.g. portal.contoso.com)
d. The Name field will update automatically with these chan...
By Oliver N.
As we approach the new major release of Microsoft SharePoint 2010 it is important to review the newset of features and how your organization can benefit from them:
First, SharePoint is more than just another application, it is a Software Platform, and it is platform in the sense where not only developers can build with the Rapid Application Development Tools, but also end users through Composites and Mashup Tools, enabling them to really customize and adapt the product to their needs.
SharePoint provides a unified technology infrastructure and costs for your organization. No more separate purchases for a Collaboration System, another for a Business Intelligence Sys...
By Edith Colegio
When it comes to SharePoint site branding, you think about styles, pages library, web parts, etc. But then you realize your site has another “side”… the “_layouts” section where it involves all pages: 1) People and groups (site permissions), 2) All site content, 3) Site settings, and all of them use a different masterpage than the rest of your site!
Then you think you can “customize” those pages with a simple modification to your “Application” master page (using your site’s theme of course). That’s not as easy as it looks. According to Microsoft there are two ways to modify/customize the application.master page:
1. Modify the application.master page in t...
By Edith C
Building a SharePoint solution can be a mess, but using this tool, the process becomes very easy and intuitive.
Feature creation
Prerequisites:
· Install WSP Builder tool
1. Create a new project on Visual Studio (i.e. Feeds)
2. Add a new item on the project, right clicking Project Name, Add… New Item… WSP Builder Templates, select Web Part Feature set a name for it (i.e. Feeds), and click Add.
3. Set the name and description of the new feature, and set the scope: Web, Site, WebApplication or Farm. Click OK.
4. Your feature its created, and the generated files are:
· 12/TEMPLATE/FEATURES/Feeds folder (this is...