We ran into an issue recently after we deployed out production 2013 farm where users would experience long load times (30-90 sec) before a site would load. This was PER user– not first user of the day after recycle. We ran tests and used fiddler, and found out about the CRL checks it was doing.
When I first heard of the new option in SharePoint 2013 for importing user properties directly from Active Directory, without using FIM (Forefront Identity Manager), I was quite happy. There happened to be a massive improvement in terms of performance as well. I usually have most of the basic configuration of my SharePoint farms be performed
When trying to open a PDF file from a mapped drive in SharePoint 2010. You might see the following error message. The URL you have provided could not be reached. Please verify that the URL is correct and that the network location is reachable. Here’s how to fix it : Open the registry. Go to
I know there are a ton of tools out there for moving content within SharePoint. Heck, SharePoint itself even kind of gives you some tools of it’s own. Presented here is MY quick and dirty way of moving documents from one location to another while retaining the Modified, Modified By, Created By, and Created fields.
When I first heard about Managed Metadata Navigation, I thought all of my navigation dreams had come true. Alas, it didn’t quite work as expected and the limitation of a single site collection use really had me chapped. In all of the dark corners of the Internet that I was looking for a solution to
We encountered the following issue in our SharePoint 2013 installation. We implemented a content type which inherited from the Document Set content type. In this content type we included a lookup column which pointed to a custom list. This custom list has over 30000 items (List view threshold is 50000 so this is not an
It has been a while since I had a chance to enjoy TypeScript while crafting solutions for SharePoint 2010 and 2013. Not SharePoint 2010, nor SharePoint 2013 provide definitions for its JavaScript object model. Hence, a few SharePoint MVPs (@amarkeev and @gandjustas) have come up with an incredible project “SharePoint 2013 TypeScript Definitions” to make it possible leveraging TypeScript
I’ve been playing a lot with PowerShell and SharePoint 2013 lately, and by a lot, I mean A LOT! One of the new additions with SharePoint 2013, is the set of new cmdlets that allow Sharepoint administrators to manage how apps are deployed in their environment. the new App model in Sharepoint 2013 is great,
For one of our customers I had to create dashboard with a few shortcuts to SharePoint actions. One of these actions is an export of a central SharePoint list to Excel. I thought it would be easier to add a link at the dashboard. Otherwise the end-users have to open the list and click two
I am a developer by trade so am very used to using generics and reflection in C#, however, today I was faced with trying to grab an ‘SPPersistedObject’ from the ‘SPFarm.Local.Services.GetValue<T>()’ method. So, in C# I wanted to do this : Microsoft.Practices.SharePoint.Common.Logging.DiagnosticsService msDiagnosticService = SPFarm.Local.Services.GetValue<Microsoft.Practices.SharePoint.Common.Logging.DiagnosticsService>(“clbDiagnosticService”); if (msDiagnosticService != null) { msDiagnosticService.Delete(); } The above is
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