En el menú lateral izquierdo de nuestras páginas de SharePoint podemos ver que el último enlace es el de "Contenidos del Sitio". Este menú está distribuído en dos bloques: El primero contiene todos los enlaces del menú (sites, páginas...), el segundo contiene este enlace a los contenidos de nuestro site. Para ocultarlo, podemos aplicar un …
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Podemos cambiar el típico logo azul de SharePoint (situado arriba a la izquierda) de todos nuestros sites con el siguiente comando a través de Power Shell: (get-spsite http://mySite.com.AllWeb)s | foreach { $_.SiteLogoUrl = "/_layouts/15/images/NewLogo.jpg"; $_.Update()}
Para saber qué versión de SharePoint tenemos instalada en nuestro servidor tan solo debemos ir a: 1. Central Administration / Administración Central 2. Upgrade and Migration / Actualización y migración 3. Check product and path installation status / Verificar el estado de la instalación de productos y revisiones. Aquí veremos al detalle lo …
We can start and stop SharePoint server services using SharePoint Management Shell and this Scripts: get-spserviceinstance | ? {$_.Typename -eq "YOURSERVICENAME"} | Stop-SPServiceInstance get-spserviceinstance | ? {$_.Typename -eq "YOURSERVICENAME"} | Start-SPServiceInstance We don't have to know the service GUID, we only need its name. For example: get-spserviceinstance | ? {$_.Typename -eq "User Profile Service"} | Stop-SPServiceInstance …
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When a page is loaded in a Modal Dialog, its URL ends with "IsDlg=1", that means that it's being opened in a SharePoint PopUp. If you need to hide some elements when that happens (e.g. hide master page elements) you need to add a new class to these elements: Adding class "ms-dialogHidden" to an element …
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When you create a custom Display Template and you deploy it, you can see the HTML uploaded, but you can't see its JS (created automatically in theory). Problem: You don't have the correspondent JS of your HTML Display Template Solution: 1. Access to your Site with SharePoint Designer 2. Go To: All Files -> _catalogs …
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You can configure your Search Application Topology through your servers and manage all its parts separately, or (like in my case) you only need to configure it all in one server. Using PowerShell I've only need to run this following commands:1. Get the Search Service Instance of my server into a variable (The second command …
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Run this Script in PowerShell to stop all your Crawls: Get-SPEnterpriseSearchCrawlContentSource -SearchApplication "Search Service Application" | ForEach-Object {$_.StopCrawl()} You could also start full Crawls on every Content Source changing the StopCrawl command like this: Get-SPEnterpriseSearchCrawlContentSource -SearchApplication "Search Service Application" | ForEach-Object {$_.StartFullCrawl()}
If we couldn't acces to the menu item "Edit Page" for any reason and we want to edit that page (e.g. to remove some webpart that blocks our page) we've to add one parameter at the end: contents=1 Then, the URL would be like this: http://misyte.com/mysubsite/Pages/default.aspx?contents=1 By dong this we'll access to a standard SharePoint …
I've found an interesting link about how to retrieve some properties of user profiles in SharePoint 2013 by using its client object model, like this: const string serverUrl = "http://serverName/"; const string targetUser = "domainName\userName"; ClientContext clientContext = new ClientContext(serverUrl); PeopleManager peopleManager = new PeopleManager(clientContext); string[] profilePropertyNames = new string[] { "PreferredName", "Department", "Title" }; …
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