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Removing My Profile menu items from the QuickLaunch menu on your MySite
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Bas
A few days ago I ran into a problem, because I had to alter the QuickLaunch menu for the mySites. Easy as Pie, I thought. I wrote a Feature that was able to add or delete nodes based on it's link name: When using titles there could be a problem when...
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MySite
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Navigation Provider
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QuickLauch
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Pre-register for SharePoint 2010 Beta
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Bas
Find out how this integrated suite of server capabilities can help your organization by providing comprehensive content management and enterprise search, accelerating shared business processes, and facilitating information-sharing across boundaries for...
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SP2010
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SP2010; Browser - compatibility overview
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Bas
Fully compatible: Internet Explorer 7 32-bit Internet Explorer 8 32-bit Firefox 3.x 32-bit not fully compatible (but you can use it normally) internet Explorer 7 64-bit Internet Explorer 8 64-bit Firefox 3.x on non-windows operating system Safari 3.x...
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SharePoint 2010 information
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Bas
This is just a small roundup of the information provided by our friend steve: Public beta of workspace, office and SharePoint 2010 will be available in november. No date specified SharePoint 2010 will ship in Q1 or Q2 of 2010 SharePoint 2010 runs on vista...
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6 ways to Speed up stsadm
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Bas
As an addition to my previous post, I found a blogpost where I found numerous other options to speed up the stsadm process. Symptoms for STSADM: You start STSADM without any parameters There is a delay of about 30 seconds While you are waiting, and tearing...
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Speeding up stsadm
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Bas
When STSADM executes, it tries to load strong named assemblies which need to be verified against an authentication provider. When your client has bad or no network access, it waits for a timeout before continuing, which makes the stsadm command very slow...
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CrossListQueryInfo not able to return MultiLookup Fields
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Bas
Some time ago I wrote a blogpost about how to use the CrossListQueryInfo and CrossListQueryCache to be able to find any item within a site within a very small amount of time. Hower, since today I know that this method cant be used when you are trying...
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SharePoint
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Caml
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query
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CrossListQueryInfo
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Moss: Migrating and Merging User Accounts to another domain.
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Bas
Some time ago, the company that I work for, merged with another company and one of the issues that we still have, is that the users of both companies till reside in different domains. At the moment, we have a SharePoint Intranet which is accessible for...
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AD
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Migration
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Merging
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Domain
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SharePoint - Retrieving login name from SPUserField in a list
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Bas
For a long time I didnt know how to retrieve a login name from a SPUser field in a SharePoint List. When a user doesn't have a userProfile, he is stored in the SPUser field as <number>;#<Domain\loginName>, and when he does have a profile...
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SharePoint
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Caml
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query
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UserProfile
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Object Model
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SharePoint 2010, I am impressed!
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Bas
Today we finally got acces to the SharePoint 2010(twenty - ten) sneak peak site, with 3 video's included which gives us a sneak peak to SharePoint 2010. And i must say, I amself really impressed! It's better for the business, who thought we could...
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SharePoint
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Visual Studio
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Sneak Peak
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2010
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Customizing MOSS Search - Part 2: Modifying the default Moss Search box, remove the contextual (this site) scope and modify the OSSSearchResults.aspx reference
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Bas
When you want to customize the default WSS Search box, this isn't too hard. It ships into the ContentLightUp feature, which contains a feature.xml and a searcharea.xml. In that searcharea.xml a reference to the searcharea.asxc exists. Because SharePoint...
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MOSS
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Search
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Customizing MOSS Search - Part 1
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Bas
MOSS 2007 and WSS 3.0 are using the same search engine. It only differs in the options that are available to each of the products. As expected, MOSS 2007 has a lot more functionality then WSS 3.0. Where WSS 3.0 is only able to use contextual search (as...
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SharePoint
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MOSS
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Search
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PeopleSearch
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Customize
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SharePoint extensions library v2.0 released
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Bas
Today, Keith Dahlby and Wictor Wilén released v2.0 of the sharepoint extensions library, which contains some really helpful functions for sharepoint development. Please take a look at http://solutionizing.net/2009/06/01/spexlib-release-these-are...
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SharePoint
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utilities
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tools
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SharePoint: Modifying the PeopleResults.aspx - adding custom Profile Properties
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Bas
To modify the results of the peopleresults.aspx, a few stepts have to be taken. In my case, a Division is added to the results. at first, make sure that the property that you want to display, is indexed so it will be part of the People Search Scope: Go...
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SharePoint
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UserProfile
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PeopleSearch
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Customize
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ApplicationPool password stored as plain text withing SharePoint
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Bas
A few days ago I was reading a blog (And I forgot what blog!!) with information that the ApplicationPool password was stored as plain text. If you don't believe me: check the screenshot below: The password is as well accessible via the objectmodel...
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SharePoint
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appPool
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ApplicationPool
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