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    Backing Up SharePoint

    ByMarc D Anderson December 15, 2008January 8, 2009

    I think I’ve posted about this before, but it seems that every client I have asks me about how best to do backups with SharePoint.  If you are just backing up the server, you have almost zero (repeat: ZERO) chance of restoring after a problem. Keep in mind that a backup strategy only works if…

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    “Content Type is still in use” Error

    ByMarc D Anderson December 4, 2008January 8, 2009

    Sometimes when you try to remove a Content Type’s association from a list, you will get the error "Content Type is still in use", even if you don’t seem to have any items in the list! Here are a few things to check: Make sure that the Content Type isn’t the default – Go to…

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    Saving SharePoint Publishing Sites as Templates

    ByMarc D Anderson December 3, 2008January 8, 2009

    This is a little trick, but a useful one all the same.  When you use the Publishing Site template for a site, you do not have the option in Site Settings to save the site as a template for reuse.  There are probably good reasons for this due to the underlying structure of Publishing Sites,…

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    Filtering on a Value in a Multi-Select Lookup Column

    ByMarc D Anderson December 3, 2008March 10, 2010

    A great way to manage the values for a Site Column in SharePoint is to put the values into a list and then use the Lookup column type to grab the values.  When you allow multiple selections in the lookup column, what is stored looks something like this:  value1;value2;value3;value4 If you would like to then…

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  • IE7 Script Errors

    ByMarc D Anderson November 25, 2008January 14, 2009

    This one is a little embarrassing to report, because I’ve been frustrated with it and just living with it so long.  However, maybe it will help a few of you out there. For a very long time, I’ve been getting regular script errors in IE7 on Vista.  I assumed that it was some artifact of…

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    iPhone and SharePoint Alerts Through Hosted Exchange

    ByMarc D Anderson November 16, 2008July 31, 2009

    I love my iPhone.  I mean I *really* love my iPhone.  I’ve had it for about a month and a half now, and it is truly an amazing piece of technology and extremely well done.  As most of us who are fundamentally Microsoft folks say, “Microsoft take note”! However, here’s a little bugaboo with SharePoint…

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    “Codeless” SharePoint Enhancements

    ByMarc D Anderson November 4, 2008January 8, 2009

    I’ve always been a lazy programmer and if you can believe it, I see this as a good thing.  I never want to write anything more than once.  (I’ve written an assembler-based keyboard handler for DOS.  Do I need to do it again?  As much fun as it was: no.)  I also believe that the…

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    Using the ID Value for a Lookup Column

    ByMarc D Anderson October 31, 2008July 28, 2011

    Lookup columns in SharePoint can be very useful as a way to standardize input values.  One of the drawbacks of Lookup columns is that they violate the Rules of Data Normalization (see my previous post entitled “SharePoint Is Not a Database”).  Specifically, by storing the text value of the lookup rather than the ID, we…

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  • Managing the Windows Common Feed List

    ByMarc D Anderson October 26, 2008January 8, 2009

    With Windows Vista and IE7, Microsoft introduced the Windows Common Feed List.  This is a great facility that lets you share your RSS feeds between IE and Outlook (and any other Windows application that you want to use to access it). While I really like the capability, I’ve been frustrated that my feeds list is…

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    Displaying the Render Date and/or Time in SharePoint Pages

    ByMarc D Anderson October 24, 2008December 17, 2009

    This is a simple enough task with a little JavaScript.  Inserting the script below into your master page will output the date and time in the simplest way possible when the page is rendered: If your language is American English, you will see the following: Fri Oct 24 18:19:06 EDT 2008.  Of course, if you’d…

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