Ah, my first blogpost on this community. 🙂 I use PowerShell a lot… with a development background, I found it not that hard to get used to it and once you get the hang of it, it gives you a lot of power and possibilities. The script below gives you an easy way of extracting
Here’s some Powershell Scripts that I have used to help me solve common problems in SharePoint. Please share yours with me if you have them! ########################################################################################## ############### Jayaraja #################### ############### http://www.sharepointlovers.com #################### ############## Bugs or Thoughts are welcome 🙂 sweetraskels@gmail.com ################## ########################################################################################## #Add Sharepoint Powershell Snap if its not loaded $powershellSnapin = “Microsoft.Sharepoint.Powershell” if ((Get-PSSnapin
I’m sure we all have our own stories about how we “fell” into the SharePoint-verse. Perhaps your employer decided to make the switch and your job title suddenly expanded to include “SharePoint Administrator/Architect/Developer”; you were considered “computer savvy” and you were recruited by your company to help with the SharePoint transition; or your role was
Here is a Powershell Script to that deploys a WSP and activates a SharePoint feature $solutionName=”solutionname.wsp” $featureName=”featurename” $SolutionPath=”C:\wsp\”+$solutionName if($args[0] -eq ‘DEV’) { $webAppName=”http://url” } elseif ($args[0] -eq ‘QA’) { $webAppName=”http://url” } elseif ($args[0] -eq ‘PROD’) { $webAppName=”http://url” } else { Write-Host “$(Get-Date -Format o) Environment not specified – please pass appropriate environment to deploy -”
The PowerShell cmdlet Export-SPWeb allows to export SharePoint sites, lists and libraries to a disk location. The -Path attribute allows to specify disk location and filename of the backup file. The stsadm.exe application can be used basically for the same purpose with the syntax: stsadm -o export In this case, the -filename attribute determines the disk location
Sometimes, there’s the need to include Sharepoint web pages in external web applications without showing elements derived from the master page (i.e. ribbon, navigation bars, title bar, etc.). The CSS snippet below is an easy way to hide unwanted elements by using CSS only, without changing the ASPX code. 1: Create a CSS file named (for example) zero.css
A few days ago we had to export and import list items from a certain list, because we used item level security and when your items go beyond 5k item count than you will hit the threshold. Most of the advice that you find on the internet is “increase the threshold”. Yes you can do
Dashboards display just-in-time data – at a glance you can see how fast your process is moving and whether resource shifting is required. SharePoint makes dashboards easy and you can create them in many different ways. But, there’s a gap in the out-of-box story for displaying InfoPath data: you can only promote fields that are
At Collaboris we develop a SharePoint Add-on called DocRead for SharePoint that allows you to send a document to a user and ask them to read and agree to it. To ensure DocRead scales to the expected loads we carry out regular performance testing. This post will share some of what we have learnt and also
Have SharePoint Tickets, but Can’t Get on the Train? InfoPath makes data collection easy – build a form, publish to SharePoint, and BINGO – your users fill them out. When users save or submit, the form promotes values to SharePoint and it’s easy to create custom views on that data or export it to Excel
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