All Blog Posts Tagged 'sharepoint' (7)

It happens to everyone that you need to move the same Microsoft Office SharePoint (MOSS) site to new location. At this time you can use the inbuild commands to backup the site from existing location and restore it to somewhere else.

MOSS has a powerfull command "stsadm" using that you can do it easily.

To use stsadm commands, open the command prompt and navigate to

c:\program files\common files\microsoft shared\web server extensions\12\bin

To Backup Site…

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Out of the box, SharePoint provides a mechanism for excluding publishing pages from the search index by any number of criteria, but what if you want to exclude only parts of a page? This becomes useful when you have content on numerous pages that contains common keywords. 

For Example, In Our Production site we have master page and in this master page , Header , Left Navigation and footer for the Pages. 

So when someone performs a…

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There is an interesting article on managed metadata column limitation from sharepointanalysthq wihch describes many interesting limitations. That list is really useful. There are some useful suggessions that I want to add to the list:

1. Never export list/document library with managed metadata as template with data in order to copy it locally or othre places. Main reason behind the same is, managed metadata columns has term store, term set etc defined and they will not match in…

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Introduction:

There are times when you need test data in order to test how your application scales. GenerateData.com helps you generate test data in many popular formats like html, xml, csv. excel etc. Let's see how we can use it.

How to:

1. Goto generatedata.com

2. Enter column name in column title and select Datatype from drop down.

3. For ID AutoIncrement Datatype is selected and in options (Start at ) 1 is entered because from which value user wants to start…

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Hi Friends,

 

Here is my site (http://www.nxg-dzigns.com/) provides you FREE SharePoint 2010 Skins (master pages), which makes your work simpler. :)

 

Have a try !

If you watched 15 minutes SharePoint 2010 branding session on this site and want to learn how to package your branding as a professional looking WSP package - you will find this screencast right up your alley

 

Enjoy!

 

 

SharePoint 2010 Branding with Visual Studio from…

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You know how sometimes your client or boss tells you - "I like it how they did their website - make ours look similar".



Whether its an intranet or public site, the challenge is always the same - you don't have a source code and viewing page source doesn't provide full source.



Even if you're asked to mimic a piece of the functionality - a menu or a navigation item - its quite time consuming to figure out the details of implementation. Let alone elements that utilize… Continue