Archive for the ‘SharePoint’ Category
If you run into this problem and you’ve checked that your Webclient service is running on your computer, there may be chance that the server running SharePoint has basic authentication enabled. There is a fix for this that needs to be installed locally. You can find the explanation and fix here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/841215 Update: If you [...]
If you run into this problem and you’ve checked that your Webclient service is running on your computer, there may be chance that the server running SharePoint has basic authentication enabled. There is a fix for this that needs to be installed locally. You can find the explanation and fix here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/841215
Hey, hey! That great time of the year is comming (no, not Christmas). It even got me blogging again . It’s SharePoint Conference time in Slovenija. Kompas xnet has put together a great program for this year. In fact so many interesting topics are going to take place that this year the event was extended [...]
“On the 16th of November you will have the option to attend a series of interesting lectures prepared by renowned experts who are specialized in SharePoint….” Yay – I’ll be having a session there. You’re all invited! Lots of interesting topics to attend to along with proimisin culinary experience See the agenda, read about it [...]
Staying loyal to JavaScript and CEWP I’ve published a new part in the Power of Content Editor Webpart series. This time we use calculated field and filtering list view via URL to create a simple alphabetical filter positioned above or below list view: After that taking this one step further we expand this example to [...]
If you’ve been surprised when opening a DataSheet view in SharePoint by receiving a message like the one below: (Below also message in Slovene for my Slovene-SharePoint-using-friends) Then you’re missing something. The same as me. The support article from Microsoft (located here) explains that we need to do one of the following: Don’t use 64-bit [...]
I’ve been involved in some very interesting SharePoint projects lately so I wasn’t taking time to write my blog. Anyway after a while I’m continuing with The Power of CEWP article series. Even though this article is written in SP2007 with minor modifications it could also be applied to SP2010 (but for SP2010 better solutions [...]
Next article in line of The Power of Content Editor WebPart series is available. In this one we’ll get to know how to insert a quick search for any list view that has filter-as-you-type functionality. Yes, demo is still made for SharePoint 2007. This is in one way keeping the theme of the article series [...]
If you’re having trouble with editing Office documents from SharePoint in Windows 7 or Vista, here’s one reason and fix: Reasons (besides Windows7 and Vista): WebClient service not started SharePoint domain has dots (.) in the name Your IE is trying to resolve LAN/Proxy settings Solution Important! Part of solution is also modifying your registry. [...]
After a while I’ve prepared the third (or second if you count first two as one) article in Power of Content Editor WebPart series. In this article we do something that was already done using JavaScript – we hide SharePoint’s Quick Launch bar. But we do this to learn how this can be achieved. In [...]
