- Published May 7, 2007 at
12:28 AM
- by
Jeremy Jameson
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Apparently you cannot delete a site containing a large amount of content in Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS) 2007. Last week I deleted -- or rather, attempted to delete – a Document Center site in our Test environment in order to recreate it...
- Published May 6, 2007 at
2:38 AM
- by
Jeremy Jameson
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Here’s a nasty bug that I ran into about three weeks ago...
If you attempt to modify a view on a list in Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS) 2007, but SharePoint is unable to save your changes to the database, no error is displayed in the UI...
- Published May 6, 2007 at
2:34 AM
- by
Jeremy Jameson
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Here is another issue I discovered long ago, but haven't blogged about yet. Shame on me.
When kicking off my current project back in December, I was convinced that a Document Center site in Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS) 2007 was the best...
- Published May 6, 2007 at
1:55 AM
- by
Jeremy Jameson
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This isn't a recent discovery -- I first encountered this in late Februrary -- but I realized that I had not yet covered this issue in my blog.
If you happen to be using the Document Center template in Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS) 2007...
- Published May 6, 2007 at
12:57 AM
- by
Jeremy Jameson
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I came across a nasty bug earlier this week in Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS) 2007 -- especially nasty because troubleshooting it primarily involved trial and error since there were no error messages displayed on the page, in the SharePoint...
- Published May 5, 2007 at
3:18 AM
- by
Jeremy Jameson
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Hmmm...how should I phrase this?
It has been a very educational couple of weeks on my current SharePoint project.
During the rebuild of our Test environment, the SharePoint Products and Technologies Configuration Wizard failed when it was unable...