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Moving a SharePoint Document library to a new SiteCollection via PowerShell

Moving a SharePoint Document library to a new SiteCollection via PowerShell

Case Recently I ran into a typical SharePoint problem. A SharePoint 2010 site exploded in storage usage. Users was uploading like crazy to one single document library and I needed to move the document library and a few lists to a new site on a new SiteCollection. The source site,

Pop-up modal window SP2010

Pop-up modal window SP2010

Code for adding pop-up links to list items and to Library items. Full Code For a List Item: Submit Feedback Full Code for a Library Item: By Ulrich Bojko Apr 25, 2014

Disable Mobile Redirect for SharePoint 2010

Disable Mobile Redirect for SharePoint 2010

SharePoint has always had a bit of a “Design Issue”. Let’s be honest. SharePoint has never been accused of being the hippest kid in the classroom. But the built-in design for displaying content on mobile devices is downright miserable. As a consequence I always recommend my clients to disable

Mapping a networkdrive from SharePoint Document Library, finally fixed

Mapping a networkdrive from SharePoint Document Library, finally fixed

[[UPDATE: Links updated, thank you Saiful for pointing that out]] For months, it’s been a severe problem for the bulk of SharePoint Online (Office 365) customers. If you are running on Windows 7, while using the latest and greatest Internet Explorer (IE 10), you would experience problems whenever you

Error while executing web part

Error while executing web part

Do you get this error in your ULS-log when visiting a page with a DataViewWebPart that’s been changed via SPD? Error while executing web part: System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object. Try and uninstall the Update: KB2844286 (Security Update for Microsoft .NET Framewok

SharePoint Group By Date using the CQWP in 4 Simple Steps

SharePoint Group By Date using the CQWP in 4 Simple Steps

If you have ever messed around with the XSL Itemstyles for use with the CQWP in SharePoint, you know how valuable they can be. Also how frustrating they can be from time to time. This is not as tricky as it may sounds. Out of the box, the Content Query

The EXECUTE permission was denied on the object 'proc_putObject', database 'SharePoint_Config'

The EXECUTE permission was denied on the object 'proc_putObject', database 'SharePoint_Config'

I got this error: The EXECUTE permission was denied on the object ‘proc_putObject’, database ‘SharePoint_Config’ Solution: Assign Execute permissions on the SharePoint Config database for the user who runs the Application Pool of the site. (SP Service) Source