Hi
I am trying to write a script using PowerShell which counts documents in all of our team sites using a specific content type.
I was wondering if there was anyone out there who has wrote a similar script or who could help me write this script?
Thanks!
Adil
Adil Hussain
Hi
i try to deploy farm solutions in sharepoint 2010 farm, when i add spsolution from powershell i got error
PS C:\Users\spfarm> Install-SPSolution -Identity "eServices12.wsp" -AllWebApplic
ations -GACDeployment -CASPolicies
Install-SPSolution : This solution contains no resources scoped for a Web appli
cation and cannot be deployed to a particular Web application.
At line:1 char:19
+ Install-SPSolution <<<< -Identity "eServices.wsp" -AllWebApplications -G
ACDeployment -CASPolicies
+ CategoryInfo : InvalidData: (Microsoft.Share...InstallSolution:
SPCmdletInstallSolution) [Install-SPSolution], SPException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell.SPCmdletInstallS
olution
and when i try to build and deploy from visual studio i got errror
Error occurred in deployment step 'Activate Features': Feature with Id '2227c19c-e944-438a-b769-e58d48181de8' is not installed in this farm, and cannot be added to this scope.
adil
Hello,
When I try open Term Store from SharePoint site I get below error.But when I tried to access term store from central admin the term store its opening.
All the Application pool has been started.
Can anyone please provide some suggestions?
Thanks,
Meenakshi Viswanathan
I have the following markup in SP 2007 master page which I want to copy over into a SP 2010 master page. I am unable to understand what markup element I need to use SPM or MS?
<a id="cLogo" href='<CustomWebControls:HomeUrlControl runat="server" />'>
I tried using MS markup element and it got converted to:
<!--MS:<a id="cLogo" href='<CustomWebControls:HomeUrlControl runat="server" />'>-->
And, the page is now broken as the HTML rendered is as follows:
<a id="cLogo" href='/_catalogs/masterpage/<CustomWebControls:HomeUrlControl runat="server" />' abp="209">
What is the correct way to convert these kinds of dynamic elements into 2010 master page?
I wrote a formula for get a data from Sharepoint list. I have a list which have user informations. I want to get data from this list which have current user data. My formula is;
IF(Value[Name = "AccountName"]=user_id, "_x0130_zin_x0020_S_x00fc_resi")
The error is
Expected value type: ,
Actual value: string
IF(xdXDocument:GetDOM("GetUserProfileByName")/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/tns:GetUserProfileByNameResponse/tns:GetUserProfileByNameResult/tns:PropertyData/tns:Values/tns:ValueData/tns:Value[../../../tns:Name = "AccountName"]=xdXDocument:GetDOM("İzin
Listesi")/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:SharePointListItem_RW/d:user_id -->"xdXDocument:GetDOM("<--İzin Listesi")/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:SharePointListItem_RW/d:_x0130_zin_x0020_S_x00fc_resi")
Where is my wrong?
I can get a data by GetUserProfileByName service. My question is, I have a list. The list has some special informations. I want to when the form is opened, fields will be auto populate. I have 3 fields. First name, last name and special info. I can get f and l name with GetUserPrrofileByName. Spesical info is in the sharepointlist . I did all connections. My list have 2 columns. First is special info second is Users AccountName. I decided to when form opened if AccountName(with GetUserProfileByName service) equal to Accountname(Which is in the list ) then get data to fields which data is specail info
Please, help me
Hi Team,
I have PowerShell script that upload user's photo from a local directory to SharePoint-2010 On premise . I am using below script to upload the photo from local directory to SharePoint-2010 On premise.
Script URL: Upload ImageScript
script generate thumbnails images from those high resolution image file and attach a low resolution image to user's profile in SharePoint.
PowerShell script is not attaching the low resolution image for some users randomly rather it attaches high resolution image and when we look into people directory in SharePoint search the image is going out of image box and page is distorting
Issue : Issue is that images are giving issue randomly for users so what we need for now is a Log File for this script we have to modify this script so that it generates a Log File for each time we run it Log File should have log for each and every steps of this script so that we can pinpoint the issue
Please help me to change this script according to my issue .
Thanks ,
Deepak Chauhan
SharePoint 2010 & 2013 and Office-365 Branding and Front End Customization, UI Design
Hello!
How would do to set some values in the XML-definition element in my Xlistview webpart?. I have a .webpart file on my local disk which serves as a template for web parts which we by automation(scripts) add to wiki pages. I have managed to address the element"ListName" and "Title Url". We simply copy the information from a created library on SharePoint, and set these two elements, before adding the webpart to a page - But I do not manage to address View Name and Url within the Xml definiton. This seems complicated. Any suggestions?
We use powershell scripts for automation.
Have a nice day everyone!
/C.
I have a web part that is working with mixed auth. However, I would like this web part to use SSL (whether an IIS site or another site collection that is SSL). The issue is I have a ton of different domains. I do not want an SSL cert per domain (as we are not IIS 8 to do the SNI option, and we do not have enough IP blocks to tie a SSL Cert to each domain.) So the thought I had was to have one Cert and tie that to a site, then have the webpart use that site for authentication; but redirect to the site where the user was trying to authenticate.
The end goal is I will have my web part using open auth, FBA, and ADFS options. I need the SSL for the FBA provider.
Any thoughts on this? Is there another way to achieve secure logon across all web apps in one farm without having to do individual certs, SNI, etc.?
thanks for any ideas on this!
Hi,
I have a document library with "Link to a document" content type. And, I have to add some links into that library using powershell. I have searched enough regarding approachs for adding a link into the library in powershell but i did not get anything yet. Please provide some approaches and code samples to solve this problem.
Thanks,
Lalit Kumar Mishra
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Hi All,
My PowerShell script runs fine from the PS shell and shows the web applications details for the SharePoint Farm.
But It doesn't work from Task Scheduler, either from the scheduled time or just from the Task Scheduler list and right-clicking and selected Run. It creates the log file from Task Scheduler However, doesn’t write back the web application details in the log file.
Note: It writes the 'Hello' string using Write-OutPut in the text log file.
Here is the PowerShell Log Output:
Here is PowerShell Script:
In Task Scheduler, I have the "Actions" set to Start a program, PowerShell.exe.
Has anyone come across this issue and let me know what I am missing?
I really appreciate your help. Thank you.
Cheers, Badal Ratra MCTS
Hi ,
I have created Blog Site In that i have added 3-4 blogs . When i clicked on any blog Title it is not redirect to Post.aspx page. It is redirect to Same Dafault.aspx Page.
Any Help?
Thanks,
Machindra Salunkhe
Hii,
In SharePoint 2010 , when i add a column of Hyperlink , its automatically add description column also.But when we enter the values of respective fields its shows the description data in URL column.
So, please give some suggestions how to remove this problem.
Best Regards
Mohit Sharma
Hi Team,
Can you please help me to achieve the convert word to pdf in sharepoint 2010.
Regards,
Jithendar
Does SharePoint Designer 2013 support adding external column in list (similar to adding to list column).
We can add from front end( website)
Hi, I have a powershell script that runs inside of a .Net program that exports certain Document Library files (and the folder structure) into files on the server (where they are then zipped and put on a CD). This script has been working fine until we updated some of the libraries to allow Link To Document in the library. When we link to a document, that document is not included in the output of this script, but we need it to be. I don't use powershell that often, and I can't figure out why the linked documents wouldn't be pulled in (wouldn't the item url property that I'm using in the script point to the actual location of the document so that it can be included in the appropriate library?). I'm not sure what I can change in this script to enable the linked documents in some of the libraries to be included in the export. Thanks for any help/ideas! Gist of the script is listed below:
$eLibraryUrl = [Microsoft.SharePoint.Administration.SPFarm]::Local.Properties.Item("MyLibrary")
$spWeb = Get-SPWeb -Identity $eLibraryUrl
Export-SPWeb $eLibraryUrl -Path "E:\E\siteexport.cab" -IncludeVersions 2 -CompressionSize 1024
[System.Reflection.Assembly]::LoadWithPartialName("System.Xml")
get-childitem *.cab | foreach-object {
expand -r $_.Name -f:* "E:\E"
$manifestXml = get-content ".\manifest.xml"
$nameTable = new-object System.Xml.NameTable
$xnm = new-object System.Xml.XmlNamespaceManager -argumentList $nameTable
$xnm.AddNamespace("sp", "urn:deployment-manifest-schema")
$manifest = new-object System.Xml.XmlDocument
$manifest.LoadXml($manifestXml)
$folders = $manifest.SelectNodes("//sp:Folder", $xnm)
$folders | foreach-object {
try
{
echo "Creating directory " + $_.Url
md $_.Url
$folder = get-item $_.Url
$folder.CreationTime = [System.Xml.XmlConvert]::ToDateTime($_.TimeCreated)
$folder.LastWriteTime = [System.Xml.XmlConvert]::ToDateTime($_.TimeLastModified)
}
catch
{
echo "Unable to create directory: " + $_.Url
}
}
$files = $manifest.SelectNodes("//sp:File[(contains(translate(@Url, 'dDoOcC', 'ddoocc'), '.doc') or contains(translate(@Url, 'pPdDfF', 'ppddff'), '.pdf') or contains(translate(@Url, 'dDoOcCxX', 'ddooccxx'), '.docx'))]", $xnm)
$files | foreach-object {
try
{
echo "moving " + $_.FileValue + " to " + $_.Url
move-item $_.FileValue $_.Url
$ActualFile = get-item $_.Url
$ActualFile.CreationTime = [System.Xml.XmlConvert]::ToDateTime($_.TimeCreated)
$ActualFile.LastWriteTime = [System.Xml.XmlConvert]::ToDateTime($_.TimeLastModified)
}
catch
{
echo "unable to move file " + $_.FileValue + " to " + $_.Url
}
}
}
I am getting the following error when running PSConfig. Any pointers?
The web configuration file, C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\15\config\WEBCONFIG.ACCSRV.XML, does not have element "configuration/configSections/sectionGroup[@name='SharePoint']" or it is invalid.
System.IO.InvalidDataException: The web configuration file, C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\15\config\WEBCONFIG.ACCSRV.XML, does not have element "configuration/configSections/sectionGroup[@name='SharePoint']"
or it is invalid.
I spent lot of time researching this error on the internet but could not find any pointers. What can be causing this error?