I have a web in Sharepoint 2007. I have sites with permission for certain roles. When a user with a role that has not got permission to enter the site, Sharepoint redirects him/her to accessdenied.aspx which has Sharepoint design.
How can I change this redirection so that it goes to a customized one? I don't know if the server will be shared with other Sharepoint webs, so i don't dare to edit accesdenied.aspx directly (i have not verified if i can anyway).
I would need precise code and indications, because i am no guru of Sharepoint.
I wish I could offer you more in terms of precise code, but this website seems to have pretty clear instructions.
Hope that helps.
Check this article for the issue you face when you create your own custom access denied error page and solution proposed in my post.
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/sharepoint/en-US/9332cbe8-fda4-48de-a397-5f42bff9bf73/sharepoint-2010-custom-access-denied-page
Thanks & Regards,
Syed Abbas
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I was given a credential for a sharepoint site to change the theme of the existing site. However, it seems that the options for "Change the look", "Themes" and "Composed Looks" all return a blank page despite being a "site collection administrator".
From a little research, I've come to know that most probably, it might be because of a permission issue or URL mismatch. I'd be happy if somebody shed some light into this.
You need to have either Site Owner or Designer or Site admin to change the look of the SharePoint site. Looks like currently you don't have these permissions.
The correct URL is https://sitecollectionurl/_layouts/15/designgallery.aspx
Reference - Change the look of your SharePoint site
This has somewhat being answered here, but it's very outdated and the links given do not apply, at least the 2nd link.
We have a full license for Office 365 Sharepoint and I want to be able to create a web-part (Page-Viewer) to place an internal hosted website in an iframe.
For some reason the web-part has greyed-out the Zone and I cannot change it to Left or anything else. Why?
Is it possible to allow external users to access our Intranet and internal websites via Sharepoint and how please?
Another one of those, "I should have looked further", for the answer!
https://support.office.com/en-us/article/turn-external-sharing-on-or-off-for-sharepoint-online-6288296a-b6b7-4ea4-b4ed-c297bf833e30
https://support.office.com/en-us/article/manage-external-sharing-for-your-sharepoint-online-environment-c8a462eb-0723-4b0b-8d0a-70feafe4be85
The features are there and available on Office365 to turn ON or OFF sharing of internal areas to external users. However, it is risky, not knowing really who's watching over the shoulders of people.
In my SharePoint 2010 application, I want to give the visitors group no persmission to the "_layouts/people.aspx" page. Is this possible? And how? Thanks.
I found the answer by myself. I gave the group a restricted read permission and then they cannot view people.aspx pages etc.
i have a wss 3.0 site up and running using forms based authentication. Is there a way to upload multiple files (basically copy and paste a folder containing files)?
also, when i try to access the site using designer 2007, i can't access the site and it asks me to install sharepoint services or frontpage extensions. how can i modify the site using designer?
I know that in designer that the functionality exists to copy/paste a folder.
Thank you!
Regarding your first question, see this on Stack Overflow. Essentially, it's by design and Microsoft don't give you that functionality. You could try turning on Client Integration but I don't know if it will work. If you need an alternative, searching around I found UploadZen which seems to support multiple uploads with FBA.
Are you also using forms auth with SharePoint Designer? The bottom of this blog post from Mike Hatch has information that might help you.
Try out installing the SP2 for the SharePoint 2007 and the office Application. In the Office application they have solved may of the issue that were part of FBA enabled sites. Please refer to this for more information.
Can someone please tell me how to do the following in SharePoint (WSS 3.0):
Have a user log in (user name and password) on a page and then if correct display the home page of a WSS 3.0 site?
I think it's called forms based authentication.
Here's a video about using Forms Auth. with WSS3 and here are some samples. Basically, you use the login.aspx page in _layouts to collect credentials and cache them. You have to modify web.config to use the membership provider. More on that here.
This is one of the best article on FBA
Save yourself a lot of time and checkout http://sharepointsolutions.com/SharePoint-Add-ons/Products/Pages/ExtranetCollaborationManager.aspx
I have done it several ways but this has made life easier when configuring environments.
As a special case of Forms Based AuthN, in case you don't have to own the DB containing your users, you can rely on Live ID to authenticate users to your site. Haven't tried this, but may help you.
I just believe some JavaScript is enough to do that.Maybe I am Wrong!