You can add any of the fields to a view based on their internal name. For
example, the internal name of the field for the documents icon is DocIcon and
the correct field to use for the title field with the edit menu is
LinkFilename.
If you are unsure what the internal name of a field is that
You can also use tools such as SharePoint Inspector to spin through the API and
find out these values.
http://www.codeplex.com/spi
Cheers,
Jeremy Thake
Readify | Senior Consultant
Perth | WA 6005 | Australia
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Hi,
We have installed MOSS 2007 and created a site collection for a web app with
the following URL:
w-0665/sites/intranet
We then changed the DNS of w-0665 to cdm.intranet.com.au.
To access the site, the users need to type cdm.intranet.com.au/sites/intranet.
But the users are finding it
I've just completed the exercise of moving the MOSS 2007 system
databases from one SQL Server to another. I've struck the problem of
event id 3760 in the server application log, on the MOSS server, where
it's trying to locate the Sharepoint_Config database on the old
(original) server. Web
You can simply use the stsadm -o renameserver command to change the database
server name:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc512723.aspx
Cheers,
Jeremy Thake
Readify | Senior Consultant
Perth | WA 6005 | Australia
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HI Mark,
Did you move the SharePoint_Config database?
This is a bad idea and is not recommended to do at al as it contains very
detailed machine/server details (server names, SID's, etc).
Only Content databases should be moved between servers and the configuration
databases should be
I followed this article -
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-au/library/cc512725.aspx which includes
the stsadm -o renameserver command. I guess I could try running the
command again and see if it works.
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Hi Jeffery,
Sorry, but we already tried this with no success. It still requires the
/sites/intranet extension.
We are currently in the process of doing what Daniel Brown has suggested
Hi Ann,
Is there currently a site in the top level site collection of
In this case (site collection to site collection via export/import), it
should work as Jeremy suggests. But for the record, restoring a sub site to
a root site is problematic in subtle, nasty ways, but Gary Lapointe has an
STSADM custom extension to correct all errors
Hi all,
We have a team site drop down list which we'd like to display on master
pages only to certain group(s) - I'd even settle for audience targeting
at this stage!
I've created a Links list and added an appropriately styled data form
web part to the master page but am not sure what to
Are we trying to restore a sub site or site collection? If it's a site
collection then stsadm backup/restore should be the easy solution, otherwise
will have to use export/import as mentioned by Jeremy.
On Wed, Aug 27, 2008 at 3:39 PM, Paul Culmsee
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In this case (site
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