I am using SharePoint 2010 and accessing it from CMIS. The repositoryInfo section does not include a changeLogToken element even though the capabilities element mentions objectidsonly.
Is there something special I need to enable on SP to get change log working?
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I have added two custom button in my order entity.
Both are displaying in Web version of CRM 2013 but not displayed CRM Outlook 2010.
I have tried using Workbench 2013.
Can anyone have idea to display those buttons using Workbench?
I have figure this out but i am not sure what is the actual fix for this.
The things i have done :
1. Apply a display rule to one the group control, which contains OrGroup as following
NOTE : for some entity i am able to display buttons in outlook without
MiscellaneousPrivilegeRule
CrmOfflineAccessStateRule
2. Another rule is Enable rule as per following
3. Delete my Internet Explorer cache (used by the CRM Outlook Client)
4. Fix javascript errors, which might cause this issue using Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 Custom Code Validation Tool
5. Also check for any UI errors in Outlook.
To see buttons in Outlook they must have either an enabled and display rule applied that checks for either the Web or Outlook client and returns true accordingly for each. So in your case because you want the button to appear in both you must apply a rule that checks for each and returns true.
The RibbonWorkbench developer blog provides further information.
Please try:
1) Check for UI errors in Outlook: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb608619.aspx
2) Make sure you have the CRM 2013 Outlook Client installed + the same/later rollup version as the CRM server.
3) Re-add the organization to the CRM Outlook Client
- Publish all customizations
- Remove the organization in Outlook
- Delete your Internet Explorer cache (used by the CRM Outlook Client).
- Re-add the organization to Outlook
4) If possible try with another computer that has a different Office version to test if the problem is related to the Outlook Client or to the ribbon customizations is CRM.
I'm creating an app that will be configurable by the end-user to access SharePoint lists, on various different SharePoint sites, that are entered by the user.
All of the examples for reading SharePoint lists I've come across online are of the form:
Open or create a Visual Studio
project.
In Solution Explorer,
right-click the References node, and
then click Add Service Reference.
In the Address box, type the URL to
the target site and append
/_vti_bin/ListData.svc. For example,
the address for the site
intranet.wingtip.com would be
http://intranet.wingtip.com/_vti_bin/ListData.svc.
Change the default name in the
Namespace box from ServiceReference1
to something more appropriate, such
as WingtipSite.
etc, etc, etc
This method creates proxy classes within your project based on the specified server reference. However, in my case, the server/site is not known at design time, only runtime by reading the sites/lists specified by the user. How would one go about doing that (reading the list via http://intranet.wingtip.com/_vti_bin/ListData.svc, but at runtime only)?
Note: I am making this call from a different machine than the one running Sharepoint.
There are a couple answers.
If the lists schemas will be consistent across all the sites you are querying, you can still use the generated proxy. When you create the DataContext, you just need to pass in the URI to the ListData.svc for the site chosen by the user.
If not, then you can use an ASP.NET WebRequest with an appropriately formatted URI and parse out the ATOM or JSON response that comes back.
For more information on using the REST APIs, check out this talk from the 2009 SharePoint Conference
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/ff462048
You can set the URL in your proxy class at runtime with the Url property.
SharePoint does not provide a proxy class for their web services. Therefore it's not possible to set the url at runtime. WHat I have had to do is add 2 service references and then paramaterize which one I will access. I use a config setting to determine which one to access. If the site name changes or list changes, then I need to remove the references, re-add them, recompile and redeploy. There is no way to change the SharePoint site/list at runtime. Have been searching for 3 days for an answer. Microsoft does not know how to accomplish this.
I need to be able to deploy bunch of aspx files when a site (sub-site aka web) is provisioned. I added a feature but it seems whole feature thing has changed with vs 2010 or sp2010. I am totally lost. All I want to do is to deploy these pages when a web is provisioned. Is it possible?
You can't drop aspx pages into SharePoint per say. If you want to add functionality, some of the options are:
1) Using Web Parts - probably the most popular method
2) User Controls
At the end of the day, you will create it as a Feature using VSeWSS 3.0 in VS and packaging/deploying it as a solution. Steer clear of trying to hack this up in SharePoint Designer - for one, you won't have source control like you have with a Feature.
http://www.andrewconnell.com/blog/articles/UsingCodeBehindFilesInSharePointSites.aspx
http://www.codersbarn.com/?tag=/webpart
On my SharePoint 2010 site I have a list of items (Document Library). This library contains xml files.
Also, I have a Visual Web Part which displays data from these xml files.
Is there a way to somehow bind the web part to this document library so that the items will be opened via the web part?
Note:
At this point the list item has a hyperlink field which points to the web part page and provides the location of xml file as query string. When the link is accessed, the web part gets provided xml data and parses it as it should.
The problem with this approach is that an absolute url is saved in item's field, which will result into problems when server is changed.
Thank You!
Look into the Sharepoint 2010 "Related List" feature. Sharepoint 2010 allows to send and receive data between webparts, so even your custom webpart.
See the following link for a how-to: SP 2010: How To - Relational lists in SharePoint 2010
We have inherited a vb.net 2003 web project, it seems to reference another web site. I am not sure how this was done. I cannot delete the reference (there is no properties and will not respond to pressing the delete key).
The reference looks like a folder with a pic of the world on it. Any ideas how to get rid of it?
Thanks
In this case I don't believe you're referencing another web site. Instead you're using a website which has a nested web site located under it. This is a representation of IIS's internal structure and I don't believe you can change it via visual studio. You'd have to delete the website in IIS.
Is there a WebRefrences folder in SolutionExplorer (you may have to click Show All Files).
If so - you can delete the refrence there but you should check the all the code in the project (global search) to see if the code refrences the WebRefrence first.