As SharePoint Online matures into a viable alternative to its on-premises counterpart, many people are asking the question Which version is right for my organization? As is usually the case, the answer is “It depends”. Too often we see this decision being made solely on one criteria (i.e. cost) and not taking into account all of
I was working on SharePoint 2013 pilot project and I need to integrate customized HTML into Master page for this (publishing site). SharePoint 2013 comes up with new feature called “Design Manager” (This feature available only for publishing site). In SharePoint 2010 we have an option to create a customized master page using SharePoint Designer 2010 (in
Visual Studio allows developers to deploy/publish Apps to a site (site collection) which has been created using the ‘Developer Site Template’. Recently, I was working with a SharePoint 2013 App for one of my customers. The App was developed using Visual Studio 2013 and published on Developer Site Collection (On O365) to test the functionality.
Today, I configured the SharePoint 2013 Farm with 2 WFE and 2 Apps server. Everything went smooth with no issues or errors . Central Admin was working, I successfully created the Search, MMS, User Profile Service and Created 2 Web Apps. Now when I tried to browse the Web App one of WFE was throwing
Today, while I was configuring a test farm for my client, I got stuck on a strange issue. Everything was configured by default. I had ran and installed the pre-requisite’s via the GUI, then installed the SharePoint features. Once this was complete, I ran the Config wizard which also completed successfully. Now when I am
Introduction One of the neat features that is available in on-premises SharePoint but not in Office 365 is the email-enabled list. This feature allows a list to have a special email address that can receive mail from users. By default, the emails will then be stored in that list, but custom processing of the emails
I wanted to share a script I came across (developed by Ivan Josipovic) that will hopefully help many others out there in the future. I recently inherited a SharePoint/Project Server environment that no one in the organization had the credentials for the Farm or any service accounts. Not only did I find out no one
When performing the SharePoint 2013 SP1 upgrade, I received the following error in the Upgrade log file (modified for readability): INFO Updating the ‘IntranetPool’ application pool to run in integrated mode. SPIisWebSiteWssSequence ajywk ERROR Action 4.0.14.0 of Microsoft.SharePoint.Upgrade.SPIisWebSiteWssSequence failed. Upgrade SPIisWebSiteWssSequence ajywk ERROR Exception: The system cannot find the path specified. Upgrade SPIisWebSiteWssSequence ajywk ERROR at System.DirectoryServices.DirectoryEntry.Bind(Boolean throwIfFail) at System.DirectoryServices.DirectoryEntry.Bind() at System.DirectoryServices.DirectoryEntry.get_AdsObject() at System.DirectoryServices.PropertyValueCollection.PopulateList() at
Ever have someone ask you to build a registration form for training or sign-up sheet for an event on SharePoint? Seems simple enough until you go to do it… Well next time that happens give this a try! Create the Lists Calendar List – use the out of the box Calendar list and add these fields Seats
One of the developers ran into an error with Management Reporter while he was trying to publish publish a report link to SharePoint. It threw the error: “Unable to create the related report link in: https://(Server_name)/mysite” We all know that Management Reporter is an integrated support output destination for SharePoint. The report allows you to
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