I have an Orchard CMS with a blog as part of the site, there was no spam protection on the site for around 4months and during this time the blog was hit with over 28,000 comments, this is causing the site to run extremely slow and in turn the site is crashing or timing out.
Any ideas how to remove the blog without the site crashing? The site is hosted with Arvixe.
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I have a wiki subsite on my site collection. I can create structural navigation in top level site without any problem, but when I create navigation link in my wiki subsite it started rounding and rounding without any action and page becomes white and after all the navigation link isn't created. I tested everything that came to my mind.
Just for test, I removed all of my pages except Home page in my test environment, then navigation creates fast, but I don't know what's wrong with my pages.
Can anyone help me?
There are a lot of things to look at, you can review this blog post Troubleshooting Page Load Issues to get started. Also, go to check the ULS logs, maybe you will find some related clues there.
After I viewed ULS log I found out this error that seems related to my issue: An unexpected error occurred while manipulating the navigational structure of this Web.
I'm working on remolding my companies current exsisting Sharepoint site. I installed the SP ZAP Slideshow webpart and went to the sharepoint site to insert it, and absolutely no webparts were listed. I went into the provided Sharepoint 2010 central administration and realized that everything seems to be listed as
//usmvwc0wtf1srv.ww005.work.net/sitepages/
When the website were hosting, and it should be listing is
//usmvwc0wtf1srv.ww005.work.net/sites/
I went to the /sitepages website and all the webparts exsisted and worked, however i need to get them working on the /sites page. Is there some way to switch it so it will not default all the webparts and content i'm uploading to the wrong page? I feel as though the wrong default page is listed? sorry new to all this!
Web Parts, which you see listed and are able to insert on a page when you edit it, come from the Web Part Gallery in the site collection. They are usually installed to the gallery when you activate their site collection-scope feature. Check what features you didn't activate in the new site collection - I suspect that one of them is responsible for the installation of Web Parts you are looking for. (The scope of the feature can be site collection or site - check both.)
When I create pages in a publishing site the pages are automatically added to the navigation.
What if I dont want certain pages to show on the navigation, how can I do that automatically/conditionally?
This blog post from Ton Stegeman should tell you everything you need to know. Look at PublishingWeb.ExcludeFromNavigation().
Remove them from the navigation using site settings?
I think SubSonic used to have CMS (or Start Site) web application available, but for the life of me I can't find it.
Rob mentioned it on his blog a year ago when he moved the site to Graffiti CMS, and the Google Code project site has a reference to it to:
A solid foundation from which to extend. Our starter site comes pre-wired with ASP.NET membership built in, AJAX, full 3-column elastic XHTML theme, and user administration pages from which you can administer your site's membership. That's at least a week's worth of work - already done!
But I can't find it anywhere. Does anyone know where it is, or what happened to it?
It appears that the Starter Site project has been rebranded the SubSonic CMS and moved here. The old starter site is available via an old svn revision at the main SubSonic Google Code repository here.
I need to provision a custom aspx page which does some work and then redirects to another page. Using a _layouts page, AKA an application page won't work since I only want this page accessible to one site collection.
I looked at using pattern #4 from blog post Application Development on MOSS 2007 and WSS V3. It feels pretty hacky, and it asks you to drop the DLL. Drop it into the bin of the site collection, and upload the file through SP Designer.
I'd rather have this page be a feature that gets included in my site definition or stapled to an existing site definition. I imagine I could use a feature receiver to deploy the files to the pages SP list. One of the comments on the blog post says as much:
Pardon my ignorance on this maybe I am
missing the point completely but
wouldnt it be easier to deploy your
custom pages by programmatically
adding them to the pages splist?
I basically, had a simple .aspx page
with a user control. I deployed it via
this method.
How can a custom page be provisioned without using a _layouts page?
I guess another option is to keep using a _layouts page, but make sure the referrer is correct.
Besides application pages, you also have the possibility to create site pages.
Site pages are in nature related to application pages, but they reside in a site not in _LAYOUTS.
The welcome page (default.aspx) is an example of such a page.
In the same way as with application pages, it is possible to do codebehind in these pages (check out AC's article on this subject, Using ASP.NET 2.0 Code Behind Files in SharePoint v3 Sites)
You can read this article regarding the subtle differences between application pages and site pages: SharePoint Application and Site Pages - Part 1 of 2
You deploy this custom page using a feature, where you specify the file as ghostable (look at the example in ACs article).