In this article we will see how we can use PowerShell to export all WSPs from Farm’s solution store. Open SharePoint 2010 Management Shell and run the following PowerShell cmdlets. Solution Store : Exports WSPs :
Read more →Here is a quick PowerShell code to get the Solution ID
Read more →In this post we will see two methods for creating SharePoint list programmatically and add column to the created list Using Object model Using PowerShell Script
Read more →In this post we will see two methods for adding calculated field in SharePoint list. Using Object model Using PowerShell Script
Read more →Today Chris Johnson and I are releasing a new tool to help you setup a SharePoint 2010 developer machine. In order to make this process as easy as possible we have created a series of PowerShell scripts that automate the entire process of building a fully running and ready to go SharePoint 2010 environment. The [...]
Read more →In this article we will see how to set a custom error 404 (page not found) error page for SharePoint. Log on the sharepoint server and access the language folder in layout of IIS (% systemdrive%\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\12\TEMPLATE\LAYOUTS\LangID) Note: In this path, LangID represents the actual Locale ID of the language that [...]
Read more →Here comes another post in the series of “3 ways to do….”. Here is how you can edit the properties of a page in Sharepoint using browser 1. Go to the pages library of the site. 2. Click Checkout menu of the page 3. Click property menu of the page 4. Edit property and save [...]
Read more →There may be cases when we need to a hide required field while adding a new item to a list but at the same time you may want to show it while editing the item. The above case looks tricky but it is easily achievable using some extra bit of code or PowerShell C# PowerShell [...]
Read more →In this post we will see 3 different methods for adding columns in SharePoint list or document library or discussion board. using browser Go to the list which you want to add column On the page that displays the list, click list’s settings and create columns. Type a name for the column, choose the column [...]
Read more →Update: If you want a quicker solution, please check out my new CAML Viewer Web Part for SharePoint 2010. While working with caml query there may be cases where we may need to refer internal name of a sharepoint list and in some of the cases the display name and internal name may be different. [...]
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