Hi Guys,
What is best practice for adding a new custom MySite template? I am aware
that I can make changes to the existing MySite template by using Feature
Stapling, however, I just want to create a whole new template.
Preferrably I would like to define the MySite Template through the browser
Does anyone know if you can configure SharePoint to store files on the
FileSystem rather than in the Database?
Thanks heaps.
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Hypothetically asking: If you didn't care about support, could you just use
the old _layouts/savetmpl.aspx trick to create a template and then replace the
default one in the Hive?
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Consultant
Sent: Sunday, 16 November
Hi all,
I've spent days on this problem and can't seem to find a solution apart from
resorting to the default.master for application pages.
The selection checkbox column is not displaying in any of our Picture
Libraries. I've tried re-enabling all possible placeholders but the problem
Oh, and if I force visbility and attempt any of the Actions, I receive the
following error:
[cid:image002.jpg@01C9489B.C789AFF0]
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Sent: Monday, 17 November 2008 9:58 AM
To: listserver@ozMOSS.com
Subject: [OzMOSS] Picture
I wrote about this some time back and had some good responses in the
comments too
http://www.cleverworkarounds.com/2008/03/25/sharepoint-external-storage-api-
crushing-my-dream/
regards
Paul
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Tom Bizannes
Sent: Monday,
Does it work with the default master page?
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Sent: Monday, 17 November 2008 10:04 AM
To: listserver@ozMOSS.com
Subject: [OzMOSS] RE: Picture Library woes
Oh, and if I force visbility and attempt any of the Actions, I receive
Hi Ishai,
Yes it does. Sorry if I didn't make that clear. When I say default I am
referring to the 'default.master' that ships with MOSS. I noted the differences
between it and our custom master below.
Thanks,
Paul
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Then all you have to do is to slowly roll back the changes to the master page,
until the problem stops - that way figure out what change is causing it
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Sent: Monday, 17 November 2008 11:21 AM
To: listserver@ozMOSS.com
Yes, that's all I have to do. I was just hoping someone could save me some time
by having been this before. :)
I've tried all the placeholders, disabling all custom CSS, changing/removing
doctype, enabling/disabling custom components.
It's very hard to identify just what is required to produce
Similar problem ... we recently found the doctype declaration in the
default.master but not in my custom.master was affecting the height property in
calendar.css
Just a guess - but maybe try looking there first.
Wilhelmina.
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Hi Guys:
The SharePoint site does not display the buttons on the slideshow popup
window that displays when you the picture library and select View Slide Show
from the actions menu. I know the issue is caused by my customized styles
sheet. after i reset back the styles sheets to default
After much perseverance you'll be pleased to know that I finally sorted it out.
PlaceHolderLeftActions is most definitely required. What took a while to work
out is that it's placement above PlaceHolderMain is also essential.
The only thing I can determine is that because it displays the
Hi Guys:The SharePoint site does not display the buttons on the slideshow
popup window that displays when you the picture library and select View Slide
Show from the actions menu. I know the issue is caused by my customized styles
sheet. after i reset back the styles sheets to default
Do you still reference the CORE.CSS or do you completely remove it from the
HEAD tag? You should put your custom CSS after the CORE.CSS.
eg
HEAD
Sharepoint:CssLink ID=CssLink1 runat=server/
link rel=stylesheet href=/mycustomcss.css /
Something like that.
This way you will not remove the
Hi Tommy:
We actualy select customized css from
Specify a CSS file to be used by this publishing site and all sites that
inherit from it, but in the master page we do have SharePoint:CssLink
runat=server/ in the HEAD
Cheers
Ken
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Mon, 17 Nov
I recently read something that lead me to believe that core.css was
referenced last, and was out of our control;
There are now numerous CSS files in SharePoint, the main one being
CORE.CSS, which seems to be the next generation of OWS.CSS. You can
also create your own CSS files, and create
OK I'm afraid that since it's a .NET control it will render a different text if
you set the master page using GUI if you know what I mean. Since now you switch
the master page then that control will render your custom CSS but not the
CORE.CSS. The best way to check what's renderd is by go to
Tommy:
The page still contains core.css and customized css
link rel=stylesheet type=text/css
href=/_layouts/1033/styles/core.css?rev=5msmprmeONfN6lJ3wtbAlA%3D%3D/link
rel=stylesheet type=text/css
href=/_layouts/1033/Styles/custom_white.css/Ken
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Okay.
Hm...let's use Reflector to see what that Apply CSS does to your site. I'm
afraid it's setting up a particular property that is used by your page/control
that then causes problems with the picture library web-part.
Have you checked that the styles in your custom style sheet are custom
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