It only occurs with People searches? Sounds like you're not alone.
* Did it EVER work?
* Are you using FAST Search?
* Look at the query string in the failed URL. If you convert the %20s
to %22s do you get a result?
* If you search on John Sm* do you get a
Yeah, only occurs with people searches. My comments inline below. I'm stumped.
It only occurs with People searches? Sounds like you're not alone.
* Did it EVER work? Yes. We've only noticed the issue after going live
yesterday.
* Are you using FAST Search? No.
*
Does anyone know if this achievable using the standard Visual Studio UI
commands, or do I go back to using WSPBuilder?
___
ozmoss mailing list
ozmoss@ozmoss.com
http://prdlxvm0001.codify.net/mailman/listinfo/ozmoss
What are you building.. VS 2010 SharePoint tools build a WSP.
I think it has everything devs need.. have not felt need to use any other
tool since started using VS2010
On Tue, Dec 6, 2011 at 3:22 PM, Paul Noone
paul.no...@ceosyd.catholic.edu.au wrote:
Does anyone know if this achievable
What I mean is that the Deploy command does not work on multi-server farms,
which is what my dev farm is. :)
So instead I Package and then use PS or STSADM to deploy/upgrade/retract. Very
annoying.
From: ozmoss-boun...@ozmoss.com [mailto:ozmoss-boun...@ozmoss.com] On Behalf Of
Ajay
Sent:
Thanks mate. I couldn't agree more but we don't have the luxury of three farms
for 2010 at this stage.
Your assumptions about the VS commands are correct. They are apparently limited
to singel server setups.
I'll try using PS to do some post-build stuff. Thanks.
From:
I am desperate. anyone has ANY experience with CrystalReports on SharePoint2010?
Code I am trying to upgrade from 2007 (written by someone else) downloads a rpt
file from a document library to a temp folder on the server, then loads it,
gives it the current parameters and then feeds it to a
I have experience with both.
Sounds as though it's changed from accepting a relative path to a full path
- I could be wrong, but perhaps you should check the report viewer with
reflector on both versions and see whether this is the case. if it is,
you'll just have to generate the URL
The code is basically exactly the same as
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/sharepoint/CustomCRWP2.aspx but modified to add
parameters and to load different reports when user chooses from a dropdown.
I cannot see anything in the code that has any URL in it, but then again, the
article above
Ah! The plot thickens (as is my hatred to the developer who did the work for
this client).
I created my own web part, added a reportviewer, and used the stupid download
code from the mentioned article to load the report - works like magic. So it is
the custom web part that was written by
If it's as nasty as it sounds, then a rewrite is probably the best option.
As you know, it's often best to just start fresh and salvage as much of the
business requirements as you can from the pre-existing pile of manure.
Talking this stuff out loud always helps. the Teddy Bear programming
Mate - you were 100% correct.
The code the developer had included one reference to a url:
var url = web.Url;
crystalReportViewer1.ToolbarImagesFolderUrl = url +
\\aspnet_client\\system_web\\2_0_50727\\CrystalReportWebFormViewer4\\images\\toolbar;
Needless to say, that caused the
12 matches
Mail list logo
