I would like to define a custom Quick Step in Outlook 2010 which uses the From field of a selected mail message to perform a search on the current folder. How does one set this action in the Quick Step dialog?
Quick steps do not support any search related tasks.
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I'm working with a Sharepoint project that was migrated from 2007 to 2010. There is not history on who originally created the project or how they did this. So, if the original developer used a Visual Studio project to add custom code to the form, that VS project does not exist.
Is there any way to tell if an existing form has custom code written for it? If I want to add my own custom code, the only way I can do this is go into the form properties and select "remove existing code". Then I can create a new project and add code.
Is it the case that if I cannot find the original VS project, that this is my only choice...to remove any existing code?
Yes, if you can't find the original project, then you're out of luck - you have to remove the code and rewrite as necessary.
http://www.bizsupportonline.net/blog/2013/recover-make-changes-infopath-forms-sharepoint.htm
(Paragraph at the bottom of the article, just before "3 ways you can find out whether code was written for a form template")
I am migrating MOSS 2007 site to sharepoint 2010 without UI upgrade. In MOSS 2007, to search a specific keyword from the document uploaded on site we use to use "http://sharepointsearchserv.codeplex.com/" tool. The result use to be in xml format. And I would fetch the filename of the document from the xml,Now that I am migrating it to 2010 I require a new tool. Hence I came across this: http://fastforsharepoint.codeplex.com/. But this tool can search only till 10000 records. For next 10000 records it produces below error.
<ResponsePacket xmlns="urn:Microsoft.Search.Response">
<Response domain="">
<Status>ERROR_SERVER</Status>
<DebugErrorMessage>System.ServiceModel.FaultException`1[System.ServiceModel.ExceptionDetail]</DebugErrorMessage>
</Response>
</ResponsePacket>"
My query is. Is there any alternate tool which I can use?
I suspect the problem is not with the tool itself, but with the search service.
Check the USL logs to find the cause of the error.
I referred http://www.silver-it.com/node/97 link to solve the issue. But speaking about the tool. When I say "save result" it stops working. And when I click on "save all results" it just saves the code. I want to save the result as xml file. How do i do that?
I am new to CRM online. I am trying to add a button on the ribbon. To help with that, i initially tried using Visual Ribbon Editor; But when i exported the solution, the RibbonDiff didn't show me complete set of entity ribbons. So i tried to directly export the application ribbon from CRM online. For this i followed the standard process - a) created new solution b) used 'Add Exiting' and added the application ribbon c) exported the solution. When i opened the 'Customisation' xml, it doesn't show me the complete RibbonDiff definitions. I am missing something here?
Thanks,
Vijay
When you export any customization it will only contains the differences from the standard ribbon definition.
You can find the complete ribbon definition inside the SDK, the exact folder is
resources\exportedribbonxml
However to create a new button (and not editing an existing one) isn't necessary to have the complete ribbon definition, just follow this tutorial
https://community.dynamics.com/crm/b/lostinthoughtsofcrm/archive/2013/01/18/microsoft-dynamics-crm-2011-adding-a-new-custom-ribbon-button.aspx
or use another tool, as Ribbon Workbench for Dynamics CRM 2011 by Scott Durow
http://www.develop1.net/public/page/Ribbon-Workbench-for-Dynamics-CRM-2011.aspx
I need to be able to download a file out of SharePoint (to send externally) that has the version number in the file name.
Is there any way to do this without custom code? If not, how would I code this?
File in SharePoint -> Specifications.doc
Downloaded file -> Specifications V99.doc
I use SharePoint 2007, but I am also interested in a 2010 solution.
Don't think it's possible out of the box. As for manual implementation I see two ways:
1) If you can use some external application (or, for example, webpart or page) to do that, just get sharepoint file as binary stream and save it with the name you want.
2) If you need it to look like standard downloading, add a new custom button to document context menu (Ribbon in SP2010) and again do whatever you want with that document when user clicks the button.
This is about as close as I think we can come at this time:
http://spversionindocs.codeplex.com/
It allows you to have a version number field in your document that is automatically updated with the version number from sharepoint.
I want to migrate a Discussion List from one site collection to another site collection with all content. Is there any way to do it? We can not save the list as a template. Because we want to keep all the original information, like the Created By.
Best Regards
I suggest you take a look at the SharePoint Content Deployment Wizard (http://www.codeplex.com/SPDeploymentWizard) by Chris O'Brien. The tool uses the built-in migration API and it should allow you to move your content.
In addition to Walkdek's answer :-
Simplest way is when you create a template you have the option of including the existing content (Save List As Template > Include Content). When you move the tmplate to hte other site sollection and create a new list based on it then your data will be there.
You can also do this using SharePoint Designer - select the list, select Copy then find destination and select Paste.
Another option is Gary Lapointe's STSADM extensions such as gl-exportlist and gl-importlist