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Author Archives: Stu
Workflow App Permissions
With the new 2013 workflows there are a few scenarios that can cause issues which may not be obvious to those coming from 2010. One such scenario is configuring list items to have Create and Edit access set to Create … Continue reading
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Fine Grained Permissions in 2013
Setting item level permissions was straight forward in SharePoint 2010, you selected the items you wanted to break inheritance on and selected the Permissions item. When moving to SharePoint 2013 and trying to do the same thing, to a lot … Continue reading
Add Field with XML
SharePoint Short #21 A quick short today 🙂 Instead of adding new fields to a content type or list creating the object (SPFieldText, etc.) and adding it, simply pass the XML definition for whatever field you are looking to create … Continue reading
ULS Viewer
A quick post today, just to say that there’s been an update to the ULS Viewer from Microsoft. A big improvement, main features are now: Monitor all server logs in real time across the farm Personalise the output and and … Continue reading
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Configuring SQL Server Whitepaper
I recently came across the following whitepaper for configuring SQL Server to get the best performance from it when used in a SharePoint environment. Download it from here Or view it from here Lots of good information in it and … Continue reading