Ton Stegeman
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In a number of the websites we have running on SharePoint 2010 we use custom claim providers. In this post I will describe the issues/challenges we had when creating and registering these providers. Availability The way to register a custom claim provider is to create a feature the does the job. You do this by …
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In my previous blog post I generally described how we deploy SharePoint within our organization. The first step is to install SQL Server. Because we install everything using unattended PowerShell scripts, we also install SQL Server from this script. This post will show how we do it. Create settings file As described in this post, …
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In a previous post I have described our SharePoint 2010 DTAP street. We have quite a number of environments, so it is pretty important to make installation of SharePoint 2010 easy. When we started with SharePoint 2010 in May 2010, the first thing we did was to create a set of installation scripts to install …
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The other day I was preparing an ini file for an unattended installation of SQL Server 2008 R2. The easiest way to do that is using the setup wizard until you get to the “Ready to Install” page. This article shows you how to do it. The problem I had with the ConfigurationFile.ini that the …
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With a number of SharePoint 2010 projects running in production and a few projects that are currently in their second stage, I thought it was about time to write something about how we organized these projects. In this post I will describe how we applied DTAP in our projects. It took us a year and …
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SharePoint 2007 contains a lot of options for security configuration. In larger site collections, it is very easy to loose the overview of how the security in your site collections is configured. Publishing parts of the content in your site collections for anonymous users, makes this even harder. And if you grant your power users …
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My CodePlex site contains a new product called Security Blueprints. I have created this for one of our customers and made some enhancements to it. They allowed me to publish this as open source project (thank you for that!). I hope the solution can help you as it helps them and I hope you like …
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This article describes how to install the Security Blueprints in your SharePoint environment. The first step is to install the solution package. After you have done this, this article shows you how to configure the security blueprints. The last part of this article describes how you can manually start the process for 1 site collection. …
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In one of my recent projects I used some JQuery to change the width of a mulitvalued lookup field in SharePoint and to hide the Workspace field in an event list. The script to change the width of multivalued lookup fields: <script type=”text/javascript”> $(document).ready(function() { $(“select[id*='<INSERT_YOUR_FIELDNAME>']“).parent().width(300); $(“select[id*='<INSERT_YOUR_FIELDNAME>']“).parent().height(200); $(“select[id*='<INSERT_YOUR_FIELDNAME>']“).width(300); }); </script> When the lookup list has …
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For our e-office intranet I was working on a number of page layouts. In this page layout I wanted to use the out of the box Page Field Filter web part. After creating a new page using that page layout, the page crashed immediatly, showing the error message “An unexpected error has occurred”. After switching …
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