Found that if I use:
New-SPWebApplication -Name ("{0}" -f $webApp.Name) -HostHeader
that because it converts the XmlAttribute to a string, it seems to delimits the
string variable automatically (happy days!), so I dont need to delimit at all.
Many thanks
Date: Mon, 9 Jan 2012 20:09:10
Hi Brian
Thanks for pointing me in that direction :)
I decided to try modifying the masterpage first, before redoing everything in
HTML. I hid the default PlaceHolderTitleBreadCrumb and created a 2nd one called
PlaceHolderTitleBreadCrumb1. I think changed the page layouts used across the
site
Hi Guys,
Anyone had this issue.
I have created a ECT, and its all working pretty well.
I hooked it up to InfoPath using the External Item Picker, the search works well and i pick the record i am after, the next thing that comes up is There has been an error while processing the form
no other
They don't use a page layout as such, they are all custom ASPX pages that
sit in the 14 hive, and from memory they will grab a different site map
provider to the default one that is used in the page layouts in SharePoint
(They use SPSiteMapProvider and I'm pretty sure that page layouts use the
Curr
Hey all
This should hopefully be an easy one. Does anyone know what page layout is used
for system pages? (i.e. View all site content) For some reason, the breadcrumbs
on system pages are messed up.
Incorrect:
[cid:image001.png@01CCCF8E.751D1E50]
Correct:
[cid:image002.png@01CCCF8E.751D1E50
Alternatively, delimiting the value with quotes might work:
e.g.
New-SPWebApplication -Name ('"{0}"' -f $webApp.Name) -HostHeader etc
On 9/01/2012 6:51 PM, Tony McGee wrote:
I think you just want to put it into single quotes? Double quotes will
expand the $webApp variable, single quotes wo
I think you just want to put it into single quotes? Double quotes will
expand the $webApp variable, single quotes won't.
e.g.
New-SPWebApplication -Name '$webApp.Name' -HostHeader etc
Cheers,
Tony
On 9/01/2012 4:55 PM, Nigel Witherdin wrote:
Hey All,
An easy one Im sure, but I havent b
