Archive for the ‘ SharePoint ’ Category
Over the last couple of weeks I have been working on an Office 365 project, and whilst in general I have been impressed with the SharePoint aspects of Office 365. There have been a couple of gotchas. I will be positing a couple of articles dealing with these in more detail. Anyway, I thought it would be [ READ MORE ]
This script has already been produced in a previous post, but for convenience I thought I would replicate it here. #Get the Site Collection $SiteCollection = Get-SPSite http://[SharePoint Site] #Change to you site URL #Get the Term Store ID $TaxSession = Get-SPTaxonomySession -Site $SiteCollection $TermStore = $TaxSession.TermStores["Managed Metadata Service"] #Change to your service name $TermStore.Id [ READ MORE ]
Recently I was asked by one of our developers to provide a list of the standard user properties; this took a bit of time to dig up, as the planning document is 300+ pages. So to save a bit of time in the future I thought I would replicate this information here. User Profile property [ READ MORE ]
I was recently asked to provide some code which could query the managed metadata service of a SharePoint 2010 implementation and extract the terms for use in a separate web site. This turned out to be a bit more complicated than I initially thought as the architecture called for use of the SharePoint Web Services, [ READ MORE ]
Content types are a very useful feature of SharePoint 2010 (and earlier versions), especially in regards to organising your documents and content. In effect a content type is a type of generic SharePoint content for example when you click on the new document option in a document library, you are using a document content type, [ READ MORE ]
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