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In SharePoint 2010, adding custom display form with designer does not display attachments by default. You need to add the following code to display the attachment:

SharePoint 2010 hides part of the personal action (the drop-down menu in the upper right corner). Recently, you need to hide part of the personal action (the drop-down menu in the upper right corner ), we have studied how to change welcome. ascx file. File Path: C: \ Program Files \ common files \ microsoft shared \ Web Server Extensions \ 14 \ template \ controltemplatesOn the master page, you can see that

-next-next-"New domain in New Forest"-Next-Enter domain name next-forest function Level (see need to choose, I choose 2008, after all test environment)-Next-Enter restore password (remember!) Back to useful)-next step-next then all the way up and so on. Complete, reboot. 5, install SQL2008, do not elaborate, I was the next step down, not configured anything. 6, and then install SharePoint2010, error: As shown in figure See more highlights of this column: http://www.bianceng.cnhttp://www.bi

SharePoint 2010 Hide My Site, my Profile link the first two blogs sent out to think about, still have my site, my profile these two links did not change. Indicates that they are not referenced in the Welcome.ascx page. So how exactly did they appear in the personal actions of the individual? How do I hide it, or delete it? Finally discovered, originally I found the wrong control, is not related to welcom

1, first open SharePoint Designer 2010, find the master page, copy a v4.master, used to do our tailoring, not recommended to modify the previous master page, wrong words, it is not easy to find back. Create a new page layout and refer to the custom master page to see the effect. A master page that is not modified after a reference is previewed, as shown in Figure 1: 2, edit our copy out of the master pag

We did a survey and voted for a good employee, so after the vote, we wanted to look at the results, and in SharePoint 2010, we voted for the default graphical summary, as shown below: Such statistics, obviously not the statistical results we want, should be summed up every outstanding staff votes, rather than the combination of multiple selection and total. So we rewrite the graph summary, and the effect