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What is a Sharepoint site definition? What is ghosted (uncustomized) and unghosted (customized)
What is a Sharepoint site definition? What is ghosted (uncustomized) and unghosted (customized)?
Sharepoint site definitions are the core set of functionality from which Sharepoint site are built from, building from the SiteTemplates directory in ...
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Tarang Nayak
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Mar 12, 2011
Sharepoint
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How does one deploy new Sharepoint site definitions so that they are made aware to the Sharepoi
How does one deploy new Sharepoint site definitions so that they are made aware to the Sharepoint system?
The best way to deploy site definitions in the Sharepoint 2007 framework is to use a Sharepoint solution file, so that the new site definitio...
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Tarang Nayak
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Mar 12, 2011
Sharepoint
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When would you use an event receiver?
Since event receivers respond to events, you could use a receiver for something as simple as canceling an action, such as deleting a document library by using the Cancel property. This would essentially prevent users from deleting any documents if yo...
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Tarang Nayak
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Mar 12, 2011
Sharepoint
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What base class do event receivers inherit from?
Event receivers either inherit from the SPListEventReciever base class or the SPItemEventReciever base class, both which derive from the abstract base class SPEventReceiverBase.
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Tarang Nayak
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Mar 12, 2011
Sharepoint
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If I wanted to not allow people to delete documents from a document library, how would I go abo
If I wanted to not allow people to delete documents from a document library, how would I go about it?
You would on the ItemDeleting event set: properties.Cancel= true.
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Tarang Nayak
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Mar 12, 2011
Sharepoint
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What is the difference between an asynchronous and synchronous event receivers?
An asynchronous event occurs after an action has taken place, and a synchronous event occurs before an action has take place. For example, an asynchronous event is ItemAdded, and its sister synchronous event is ItemAdding.
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Tarang Nayak
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Mar 12, 2011
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