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Scenario: You realize one day that you are no longer receiving alerts from SharePoint. Upon investigation, you notice that you can create a new alert and receive the notification email that an alert has been created for you. However, you receive...
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One of my recent projects involved creating a custom web part for SharePoint Online (part of the Office 365 suite). Unfortunately, one of the limitations of developing for the cloud is that you’re bound to a sandboxed solution environment. This particular...
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This is the third and final post of a three part series, if you missed it, here’s Part 1 and Part 2 . This post will go into the details of consuming the managed properties we configured last time around, and then displaying them in our search results...
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This is the second post of a three part series, if you missed it, here’s Part 1 . This post will go into the details of taking the User Profile Properties we created the last time around, and making sure that they’re available to us in Search...
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One of the niceties (at least for us implementer-folk) of SharePoint’s search is that both the content and display of the result page can be changed with a few tweaks to some the profile sync process, managed properties, search query result web...
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I often tell my clients that I learn something new about SharePoint everyday, and (today) I have the perfect anecdote to prove it! For those that have already found the sweet toolbar on the datasheet view, the rest of this post may be a bit boring...
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As an SSP administrator, one can control and tweak the many aspects of SharePoint Search. One piece of the puzzle an admin can configure is a content source. For the uninitiated, a content source is simply a location where SharePoint Search is going to...
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Jakob Nielsen, the world's leading expert on Web usability has listed his best in class intranets. It is no surprise that half of the sites were developed in SharePoint, which i live and breathe daily. SharePoint 2010 is the business collaboration...
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