I was facing too many issues with my SharePoint. After too many hit and trial, I decided to unprovision/detach SharePoint and then again attach SharePoint. I then decided to run the SharePoint Configuration wizard to perform the above operation. After 3rd step it has given me error to ask me check log file where I found nothing. OK. Then I decided to use the great PowerShell. I used
About Worker Process:-Worker process (w3wp.exe) runs the ASP.NET application in IIS. This process is responsible to manage all the request and response that are coming from the client system. All the ASP.NET functionality runs under the scope of worker process. When request comes to the server from a client worker process is responsible to generate the
An image rendition is another huge benefit to content authors. In previous versions of SharePoint there were challenges around managing the images for articles or posts and the associated images for the thumbnails of those articles. SharePoint 2010 just could not resize on the fly which through my own experience was a real disappointment and
Recently I am working on a project which contains plenty of SharePoint lists. Customer wants to migrate (Copy/Paste) existing data (from X Database) to these SharePoint lists. Customer was trying to open SharePoint lists as Datasheet view and getting an error as below: Problem: Datasheet view feature on SharePoint 2010 not available for customer who install
Most of the SharePoint developer may know the life cycle of ASP.NET. While working with SharePoint, it may possible not aware with Web Part life cycle. I am trying to explain SharePoint 2010 Web Part life cycle in this post. It is very much similar as ASP.NET page life cycle with enhancement of few events.
As I regularly go on the search for some SharePoint funnies, I have saved a number of classic SharePoint humor pics. Tuesday can be a tough day in the office, with the need for some chuckles! Some of these are too good not to share with your guys here, and some are just plain silly.
When we deploy a WSP solution using Visual Studio onto a development Farm server it is always deployed to one Web Application that is mapped to the Solution. However, when we create a package and try to deploy to a Testing or Production server it is always deployed globally. After Lots of search I found stackexchange and this link. Double click the package. Open the Manifest. Edit the Option. Add data
I recently had a problem where a User was being prompted for their credentials every time they would select the option to use ‘Open with Explorer” from the SharePoint Ribbon. It took a while to narrow down the issue but it was discovered the the issue is that IE needs to open the Document Library using
Moving from the world of SharePoint 2010 XSLT views to HTML5 and CSS world can be quite bumpy road. But, I guess it is worth to take it, as every day we experience excellent, nice looking, useful interfaces build this way. So, why not serve the SharePoint content this way? Let’s start with Responsive Web
SharePoint is built and ready for content management but it can be a challenge to take advantage of the tools it provides. The question of whether folders or metadata should be used is a question that is asked over and over in every SharePoint project and SharePoint community. The 2 primary methods for organizing content
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