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Changes from SharePoint 2010 to SharePoint 2013

Changes from SharePoint 2010 to SharePoint 2013

Features deprecated in SharePoint 2013

The following features and functionality have been deprecated or changed in SharePoint 2013.

·         Visual upgrade

·         Document Workspace site template

·         Personalization Site site template

·         Meeting Workspace site templates

·         Group Work site template and Group Work solution

·         Visio Process Repository site template

·         Unghosting and customizing CSS files

·         Imaging Web service

·         Excel Services — Can't edit workbooks in the browser that have external data connections

·         Web Analytics in SharePoint Server 2010

·         Organization Profiles

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What is the main differences between site definition and site template?

• Feature Stapling
  • Site Definition: Supported
  • Site Template: Not supported
• Multiple webs
  • Site Definition: Can provision multiple webs.
  • Site Template: Can only provision one web.
• Complexity
  • Site Definition: Complex to create
  • Site Template: Easier to create
• Permissions
  • Site Definition: Requires admin access to server for deploying.
  • Site Template: Installable from a Web UI by site owners.
• Performance
  • Site Definition: Files are on disk, better performance.
  • Site Template: Files are in database, less efficient.

Difference between List and Library?

Although in most of the UI and API they can be manipulated the same way, there are some significant differences between Lists and Libraries. The latter is a specialized type of the former.

Lists:

• Can have attachments
• Have major versions only
• Do not have Check-in/Check-out features

Libraries:

• Cannot have attachments (files are directly in the library)
• Have both minor (draft) and major (published) versioning
• Have Check-in/Check-Out
• Publishing Libraries can use Page Layouts
• Have Unique Document Ids out of the box

In code, you can always obtain an SPList from a SPDocumentLibrary but not the other way around.

User Profile Creation

User Profile Creation

Step 1 :

Browse the url http://abc.com

Give your user name and password of domain

Step 2: 

 click on about me

Your Profile page will be open now you can perform following operation

•   Edit your profile
•    Add news feeds
•   Add Blog
•     Add Task 
•      Edit your profile
•      Add news feeds
•      Your followers
•        Add Blog
•         Add Task 

Share point 2013 curent navigation is not changing properly.

last day we have face the issue that the current navigation is not saving and quick navigation order is change when we save navigation.

we have search a lot but their is no solution fine. Finlay i jumped in the content DB and open the navigation table update it and after that click ok in navigation it was saved and give us desired navigation so if you are not founding the solution from front end change in database content table


Steps are

1. open the content Database
2. open the table [NavNodes]
3. change the navigation link

if you want to add new navigation add the navigation and add the [Url] of that and then update the document ID ( you can get the document id of that new page from [allDocs] table

SQL Server Reporting Services 2012 anonymous access

Posted on March 28, 2012 by Constantin Rotariu

Disclaimer:
ANONYMOUS AUTHENTICATION or ACCESS for SQL Server Reporting Services 2012 IS NOT OFFICIAL SUPPORTED SO DON’T USE IT IN PRODUCTION ENVIRONMENT!
But in case you still want to try it here are the steps:
Step 1: Change authentication types in “C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSRS11.MSSQLSERVER\Reporting Services\ReportServer\rsreportserver.config” to :
From:

   
    
      
    
    Off
    Proxy
    true
  

To:

  
    
      
    
    Off
    Proxy
    true
  

Step 2: Set authentication mode to “None” and identity impersonate to “false” in “C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSRS11.MSSQLSERVER\Reporting Services\ReportServer\web.config”
From:

To:

Step 3:  Set authentication mode to “None” and identity impersonate to “false” in “C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSRS11.MSSQLSERVER\Reporting Services\ReportManager\web.config”
From:

To:

Step 4: Download Microsoft.Samples.ReportingServices.AnonymousSecurity.dll and drop the file into “C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSRS11.MSSQLSERVER\Reporting Services\ReportServer\bin” directory:
Note: I used the code provided on this Microsoft blog
Or you can download complete C# project (you can find the dll file in: Microsoft.Samples.ReportingServices.AnonymousSecurity\bin\release)
Step 5: Change Extension Name in “C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSRS11.MSSQLSERVER\Reporting Services\ReportServer\rsreportserver.config”:
From:

To:

Step 6: Add the following CodeGroup between

  into “C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSRS11.MSSQLSERVER\Reporting Services\ReportServer\rssrvpolicy.config”

From:

                                                                            To:

                                                                                                                                                               Last Step: Restart the Reporting Services 2012 server and your server is anonymous

The following are the steps to compile the .dll in case you want to do that but you don’t know how:
Get the code from the following class
Microsoft.Samples.ReportingServices.AnonymousSecurity\Class1.cs in C# project or from the original source: Microsoft blog
1) Download and instal Visual C# 2010 Express :
http://www.microsoft.com/visualstudio/en-us/products/2010-editions/visual-csharp-express
2) Create a class library project named Microsoft.Samples.ReportingServices.AnonymousSecurity

3) From Solution Explorer, right click References directory to add Microsoft.ReportingServices.Interfaces reference from “C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSRS11.MSSQLSERVER\Reporting Services\ReportServer\bin”
4) Change the framework from .Net 4 to .Net 2.0
From Solution Explorer, right click on Microsoft.Samples.ReportingServices.AnonymousSecurity and choose properties.

This entry was posted in SSRS and tagged anonymous access, anonymous authentication, reporting services, sql server 2012 by Constantin Rotariu. Bookmark the permalink.

Master pages, page layouts, and pages in sharepoint

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SharePoint uses templates to define and render the pages that a site displays. The structure of a SharePoint page includes three main elements:

• Master pages define the shared framing elements—the chrome—for all pages in your site.
  
• Page layouts define the layout for a specific class of pages.
  
• Pages are created from a page layout by authors who add content to page fields.
  

Figure 1. Master page, page layout, and page

Master pages

A master page defines the chrome (the shared framing elements) of your site. These elements may include the header and footer, top navigation, breadcrumbs, search box, site logo, and other branding elements. The master page remains consistent as visitors navigate through your site.

Figure 2. Master page

A master page also defines regions called content placeholders that are filled in by content from matching regions on page layouts. Most commonly, the body of a master page contains just a single content placeholder (named PlaceHolderMain, which is created automatically), and all of the content from a page layout appears inside this one content placeholder (the PlaceHolderMain content placeholder is outlined in red in Figure 3).

Figure 3. Master page with page layout outlined

When you preview a master page in Design Manager, you see the following message. This

resides inside the main content placeholder. Put simply, the master page defines the chrome of a page, and the page layout defines the body contained in the main content placeholder.

Figure 4. Master page preview message

Page layouts

A page layout is a template for a specific type of page in your site, such as an article page or a product details page. Just like its name implies, you can think of a page layout as defining the layout or structure for the body of a page.

Figure 5. Page layout

Page layouts define regions or content areas that map to content placeholders on the master page (outlined in red in Figure 6). Again, the most common scenario is that a page layout defines a single content region that maps to the single content placeholder that is created automatically on a master page.

Figure 6. Content region and content placeholder

Page field controls

The primary purpose of a page layout is to arrange page fields. When you design a page layout, you insert, position, and style elements called page field controls. These controls will eventually contain content when an author creates a page based on that page layout. In addition to page fields, page layouts can also contain Web Part zones, to which content authors can add Web Parts. (Master pages can't contain Web Part zones.)
With a page field control, you can define the styles used by the content. Authors can add content to a page, but the designer has ultimate control over how that content is rendered through CSS applied to those controls.

Figure 7. Page layout with page field controls

Every page layout is associated with a content type in the Pages library of a site. A content type is a schema of columns and data types. For any page layout, the page fields that are available for that layout correspond directly to the columns defined for that page layout's content type.

Relationship of master pages and page layouts

Together, a master page and a page layout create a content page.

Figure 8. Master page with page layout

The master page defines the chrome for all pages in the site so, often many page layouts (and therefore many pages created from those page layouts) are associated with one master page.

Figure 9. One master page tied to three page layouts

But, your site will likely use multiple master pages. For example, in addition to the default master page, you may have one or more master pages that target specific devices such as smart phones or tablets. In this case, one page layout is used by many master pages (see the section about device channels).
You can use one master page per channel per SharePoint site.

Pages

Authors can create pages and add content to the page fields, and they can add Web Parts to any Web Part zones or Rich Text Editors. Pages are structured so that content authors cannot make changes outside of page fields.

Figure 10. Page with authored content

The rendered page is what site visitors see. When a page is requested by the browser, the master page is merged with a page layout to create a content page, and the content for that page is merged into the page fields from that page in the Pages library.

Figure 11. Rendered page in browser

Figure 12. Master page, page layout, and page

Changing the port for webapplication/site collection in sharepoint 2013

Go --> Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager
Locate the website (whose port number you want to change)
To change a port right clicks on the Default Web Site and click properties
On the "Web Site" tab you can modify the port.

Step2
And done mapping in central admin?
SharePoint Central Administration ---> Operations ---> Alternate Access Mappings
Change the necessary settings here for your portal to reflect the port change
 Error (HTTP 403 Forbidden) means that Internet Explorer was able to connect to the website, but it does not have permission to view the webpage.
 Also, you may check the security settings of your bin/ directory of your web application. In my case the local server group "SERVER\Users" (which usually contains DOMAIN\Users) had no access to the bin/directory. Granting read rights to the bin/ dir to "SERVER\Users" might solve this issue

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