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SharePoint search results are empty

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clock March 30, 2009 16:25 by author David Lozzi
Every once in a while a WSS installation won't search. When searching in WSS we get the standard nothing was found. In the Application Event Viewer we see the following Level: WarningSource: Windows SharePoint Services 3 SearchEvent ID: 2436Task Category: Gatherer Event Data:The start address <sts3://dhq/contentdbid={20ef7238-e02f-4938-94cb-791b0581042c}> cannot be crawled. Context: Application 'Search index file on the search server', Catalog 'Search' Details: Access is denied. Check... [More]




XML web part errors: The XSL specified by the XSL property or XSL Link property is not valid

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clock March 16, 2009 17:17 by author David Lozzi
When using the XML web part in SharePoint, I received the error: The XSL specified by the XSL property or XSL Link property is not valid, or the XSL file cannot be accessed. Make sure you have specified a valid XSL style sheet for this Web Part, or if the XSL file is linked that it can be accessed by the server. For assistance, contact your site administrator. More about making XSL files accessible. I received this error after using SharePoint Designer to update the default.aspx page by a... [More]




Adding a WorkFlow to an Existing WSPBuilder Project

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clock March 12, 2009 19:13 by author David Lozzi
So, I've been using WSPBuilder to create my solutions, such a great add on for Visual Studio. I created a WSPBuilder Project and loaded up some app pages and web parts. I then realized I needed a workflow. So I right clicked on the project, selected Add then New Item. I selected Sequential Workflow Feature and clicked Add. It added all of the wonder files and references itself. I did have to combine the new feature.xml file with my existing so this would install under a single feature. When I ... [More]



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I love what I do. I'm not the sketchy type that hides in his basement coding all day. I have a beautiful wife and two great children. I've spent my last 10 years plus in the technology arena. more...

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