I am new to SharePoint 2013 server and SharePoint designer 2013. When I browse SharePoint site in IE, I am getting the below error.
"init.js failed to load"
But when I browse SharePoint site in chrome, it is working fine.
Can any one help me to resolve this error.
I have run the Office Diagnostic Tool from my PC. and issue is resolved.
Link : http://sharepointnuke.blogspot.in/2012/05/initjs-error-with-internet-explorer.html
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Everything was working fine. I have windows8.1, VS 2010, VS 2013 installed on the same machine.Ms office 2013 was installed without infopath and InfoPath 2010 was installed already with MS Sharepoint 2010 and it was working fine with code behind. Suddenly mistakingly someone updated to MS Office 2016 and now I have tried installing Ms Infopath 2010 again it installs properly but when i click on code on MS Infopath 2010. it gives error "InfoPath cannot start Microsoft Visual Studio Tools for Applications. InfoPath has encountered the Error. The operation failed.". I have installed msxml6.msi. I have checked everything installed VSTA too. tried every solution but my code behind is not opening VSTA. I installed msxml6.msi too. but one thing I noticed if I run VSTA from my command it opens up but its not opening with infopath. I have lost hope. What could be the reason. Please help. I ll be grateful.
After several failed attempts, I installed visual studio tools for office system 3.0 and luckily it worked. :)
My Office Add-In (Word, Excel) is only loaded successfully when started the office desktop client (2013, 2016) as Administrator.
When not started as Admin we get this error:
"ADD-IN ERROR: This Add-In could not be loaded... Close and Click on Reload."
We face this error in the newest versions of Office 2013 and Office 2016.
What we have tried:
Enabled Protected Mode in Internet Explorer
Deleted Wef directory of Office
Updated Office versions
Any ideas why the Add-In could not be started?
The problem is starting as Administrator is no more possible since Visual Studio 16.6.2 - only IIS Express not as Administrator is supported.
Previously we used IIS which only worked when started as Administrator.
In the solution properties of a newly created Office AddIn there are now multiple startup projects:
I tried this in my solution - also switched to IIS Express and used localhost web adress.
We also had to use Action = Start to avoid this error:
This is not a solution - just a work around - starting as Administrator and using IIS does not work anymore :(
see my VS Developer Community post
I'm looking for some advice. I need to develop some custom workflow activities for a SharePoint 365 online solution. To that extent I do not have a local install of SharePoint 2013. I am using Visual Studio 2012, and have the office developer tools for VS 2012 installed.
When I try to create an empty project for SharePoint 2013, I get the error stating:
SharePoint not installed. The required version of SharePoint
foundation 2013 or SharePoint server 2013 is not installed on this
system. To develop SharePoint solutions or browse SharePoint
connections in server explorer, SharePoint must be installed on the
local system. Make sure that the local server referenced by the
SharePoint project exists
Now, I understand that for SharePoint projects in the past that a local install was required, but with this being online, I do not have that luxury.
Ideally I'd like to identify a way in which I can create an empty project without the need for said local install.
Further to this, I have been able to create an "Apps for SharePoint 2013" project, into which I can create a custom workflow activity. I'm working through some excellent blog posts on how to develop custom activities and it seems to be working file to a point.
What I am now struggling with is that VS2012 is supposed to create an .actions4 file which I can edit to reflect what the workflow activity requires etc. I do not have this file, nor do I understand how I get it.
I would also appreciate information on how I can deploy this custom workflow activity to SharePoint Online so that I can use it in SharePoint designer workflows.
Appreciate there is a lot of asks here, but appreciate any help that people can provide.
Many Thanks,
Grant
Hope this link will help you to create workflows in office 365 . you cannot degug but you can allow visual studio to think that SP is installed on your machine.
https://sharepoint.stackexchange.com/questions/59065/how-visual-studio-checkes-that-sharepoint-has-been-installed-on-my-local-pc
I am a newbie and I have installed Win server 2003, SP 2007 and VS 2010 for creating a web part. However, when I try creating a web part, it says
A sharepoint Server is not installed on this computer. A Sharepoint server must be installed to work with Sharepoint projects
Please help!!!
It's because the out-of-the-box Visual Studio 2010 templates are meant for SharePoint 2010 development. If you want to use Visual Studio 2010 for SharePoint 2007 development, you cannot use these templates.
I've a SP2010 Enterprise installed in Win Server 2008 R2. After i create a web app i'm able to browse the application.
After i deploy a custom solution (which is working fine in MOSS 2007) through WSP Builder Extensions for 2010 using VS 2010 i'm getting
500 Internal Server Error
I'm not able to see anything in IIS Logs, SharePoint Logs and Event Viewer. I guess whatever works in MOSS will work in SP 2010.
How can i track and fix this issue?
WSPBuilder for SP2010 is still in beta, you probalby should use Visual Studio 2010 Sharepoint templates instead.
Have you tried enabling verbose errors?
See link