Microsoft Sharepoint Server 2007, 2010 & 2013

When you create a new site collection, Central Administration creates a top level site and offers you the standard set of templates for that top level site. If you want to add a custom template to the list of templates offered by Central Administration, simply: From the command prompt, use STSADM -O ADDTEMPLATE: stsadm.exe -o addtemplate -filename filename -title "friendly name" -description "description" Type stsadm -help addtemplate for details. Then restart IIS by typing iisreset.

If we open the publishing page in Sharepoint Designer and Detach from Page Layout, when you modify the page then save and check-in the page, the URL ref to http://dev09.4444/_catalogs/masterpage/BlankWebPartPage.aspx ? rather than refering to /_catalogs/masterpage/BlankWebPartPage.aspx. Soultion is Reattcah the page layout then check-in and publish.

Favicon's are 'Custom Icon for your websites'. A Favicon is a multi-resolution image included on nearly all professional developed sites I have always preferred to call out favicons specifically with a link tag in the html head tag this way I ensure that my code, not the server, is handling the file. So now, how do you do this in SharePoint? Here are my steps Drag a favicon.ico file to the Images directory of your MOSS site with SharePoint designer. Add the following line to your Master Page at the bottom of the head section right before the /head tag: (link rel="shortcut icon" href="/images/favicon.ico") Check-in, publish, and approve your Master Page so that anonymous folks can see the change. Refresh the site, and you should see the favicon For more details: http://www.chami.com/html-kit/services/favicon/

"An error occurred during the processing of test.aspx. Code blocks are not allowed in this file".To enable this you need to modify the web.config file for your SharePoint Site Collection. Modify the web.config file 1. Open the web.config file and make the following change: The PageParserPaths xml tags will be there already you just need to add the line in between. 2. Save web.config .

Alternate access settings provide a mechanism for server farm administrators to identify the different ways in which users access portal sites, ensuring that URLs are displayed appropriately for the manner in which the user accesses the portal site. 1. Administrators often deploy portal sites that users can access by using different URLs. It is important that functionality, such as search results for portal site and document library (Web Storage System-based) content, be appropriate for the URL that was used to access the portal site. External URLs must be provided to the user in a form that is appropriate for how the user is currently accessing the portal site. 2. Without alternate access settings, search results might be displayed in a way that would make them inaccessible to users. Users might receive search results that they cannot access whenever they access the portal site by using a URL that is different from the original URL used for crawling the content. Steps to create AAM. 1...

You Just need to add the SharePoint control to the particular page.

1. Open the site in SharePoint Designer. 2. Click on your list folder. Usually under the Site Address/Lists 3. Make a copy of DispForm.aspx Name it something like: MyDispForm.aspx 4. Open the new MyDispForm.aspx 5. Select the ListFormWebPart, and delete it. 6. Click Insert -> SharePoint Controls -> Custom List Form… 7. Choose you list or document library from the drop down list. 8. Choose Type of form to create: Display item form (used to view list items) 9. A new Data Form Web Part will be created. 10. Delete the CreatedModifiedInfo control, using either: 1. Design mode: click the control that shows the Created By and Modified By text, and delete. 2. Code Mode: create the following tag: 11. Save the page.