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TPHAN
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Sat Nov 05, 2005 7:49 am Post subject:
Help: Can not add a listing to the portal area? |
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Hi everyone,
The scenario: I created a custom list called 'Partners' under 'Home' area.
Under 'Home', I created an area 'Project'. What I'd like to do is to make
the 'Partner' list available in the 'Project' area.
In the screen for the 'Partner' list, I clicked ‘Select a portal area for
this list’, then 'Change Location' link under the Location section. A tree
view appeared and I checked the 'Project' area. Click OK and it seems the
change has been made. It displays as:
Default location *
Home
Home > Project.
However, if you click OK to get out the set up, and click back again through
‘Select a portal area for this list’, then 'Change Location', just to double
check, the change is gone. It only displays as before:
Default location *
Home
Of course, the 'Partner' list is not available in the 'Project' area.
I further tried to create a WSS site, create the ‘Partners’ custom list in
this WSS site, and tried to add this list to portal area. Failed again.
Anyone knows why this is and how to fix it? I have the admin right. I also
have FP2003 if it can be of any help on this issue.
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Hollis D. Paul
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Sat Nov 05, 2005 7:49 am Post subject:
Re: Help: Can not add a listing to the portal area? |
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In article <9C01970B-CC1D-45B1-B744-6A7069EE8373@microsoft.com>,
=?Utf-8?B?VFBIQU4=?= wrote:
| Quote: | Anyone knows why this is and how to fix it? I have the admin right. I also
have FP2003 if it can be of any help on this issue.
Thanks alot.
It seems to me that you are going about it backward. You should be sitting on |
the list page, and find the action that says Modify Settings and Columns, and
click that. This brings up a Customize page, and in the General Settings at
the top of the page is a list of function vectors. The last one is Select a
Portal Area for this list. Click this and you will be able to select the
portal area page in which the URL to the list is "published". On the next to
last section of the Add Listing page, named "Location", is a default Location,
and a Change Location vector, which brings up a iconographical display of your
area pages, and you select the page(s) you want the list to be published to.
So, when trying to "publish" a resource to an area page, always start from the
resource.
Hollis D. Paul [MVP - Outlook]
Hollis@outhousebythesound.com
Mukilteo, WA USA |
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Hollis D. Paul
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Posted:
Sun Nov 06, 2005 12:01 am Post subject:
Re: Help: Can not add a listing to the portal area? |
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In article <918C5B60-8C2D-463F-8C90-FC05711E61F2@microsoft.com>,
=?Utf-8?B?VFBIQU4=?= wrote:
| Quote: | Do you know why this is and how to fix it? I have the admin right. I also
have FP2003 if it can be of any help on this issue.
Thanks alot and have a good weekend.
You might want to reinstall your SPServer, as it certainly should not work |
that way. Check your SPS install logs to see if that provides any idea of
where the error might be.
Hollis D. Paul [MVP - Outlook]
Hollis@outhousebythesound.com
Mukilteo, WA USA |
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TPHAN
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Sun Nov 06, 2005 1:50 am Post subject:
Re: Help: Can not add a listing to the portal area? |
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Hi Hollis,
Thanks for your reply.
Actually I did start from the list page (the source) and followed every step
described in your reply. My previous post omitted those steps and only
stated the problem part - the last section of the Add Listing page, named
"Location". In the iconographical tree view display of all area pages, I
select the page(s) I want the list to be published to.
Click OK and it seems the change has been made. It displays as:
Default location *
Home
Home > Project. ('Project' is the area I'd like the list to display)
However, if i click OK to get out the set up, and click back all the way
again through ‘Select a portal area for this list’, then 'Change Location',
just to double check, the change is gone. It only displays as before:
Default location *
Home
Of course, the list is not available in the 'Project' area.
I further tried to create a WSS site, create the custom list in this WSS
site, and tried to add this list to portal area. Failed again.
So in short, I did exactly what you said, both in portal area and WSS site.
But failed. The list can not be displayed/available in another portal area.
Do you know why this is and how to fix it? I have the admin right. I also
have FP2003 if it can be of any help on this issue.
Thanks alot and have a good weekend.
"Hollis D. Paul" wrote:
| Quote: | In article <9C01970B-CC1D-45B1-B744-6A7069EE8373@microsoft.com>,
=?Utf-8?B?VFBIQU4=?= wrote:
Anyone knows why this is and how to fix it? I have the admin right. I also
have FP2003 if it can be of any help on this issue.
Thanks alot.
It seems to me that you are going about it backward. You should be sitting on
the list page, and find the action that says Modify Settings and Columns, and
click that. This brings up a Customize page, and in the General Settings at
the top of the page is a list of function vectors. The last one is Select a
Portal Area for this list. Click this and you will be able to select the
portal area page in which the URL to the list is "published". On the next to
last section of the Add Listing page, named "Location", is a default Location,
and a Change Location vector, which brings up a iconographical display of your
area pages, and you select the page(s) you want the list to be published to.
So, when trying to "publish" a resource to an area page, always start from the
resource.
Hollis D. Paul [MVP - Outlook]
Hollis@outhousebythesound.com
Mukilteo, WA USA
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Hollis D. Paul
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Posted:
Sun Nov 06, 2005 6:01 am Post subject:
Re: Help: Can not add a listing to the portal area? |
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In article <8DE7E928-1A0E-4E51-973B-9F4B6BD749F0@microsoft.com>,
=?Utf-8?B?VFBIQU4=?= wrote:
| Quote: | Can you tell me where the SPS install logs are? and what to look for? and
what might be the cause for this?
I've already had a SPS site running. Is there any way/steps I can back up
what I have now and restore it after reinstalling the SPServer?
You might want to post this as a new thread. I am not really the expert on |
these kinds of SharePoint details. That being said, I looked in ...\Program
Files\SharePoint Portal Server\Logs and there is a log named
SPS_SiteCreation_Dark Corner.log and the date is about right for my last clean
install of SPS. Yours will have the name of your portal, rather than Dark
Corner (I thought SPS was very murky at the time I created the portal.) That
might be the one to look at.
You do not lose your databases when you re-install SPS. There is supposed to
be a way to provision a new portal from your old databases, but I wound up
attaching my old databases to the new portal. So, it created the 4 new
databases and I attached 3 of the old databases. It works, but seems messy.
Hollis D. Paul [MVP - Outlook]
Hollis@outhousebythesound.com
Mukilteo, WA USA |
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TPHAN
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Sun Nov 06, 2005 9:00 am Post subject:
Re: Help: Can not add a listing to the portal area? |
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Hi Hollis,
Thanks for your reply.
Can you tell me where the SPS install logs are? and what to look for? and
what might be the cause for this?
I've already had a SPS site running. Is there any way/steps I can back up
what I have now and restore it after reinstalling the SPServer?
Thanks.
Hollis D. Paul" wrote:
| Quote: | In article <918C5B60-8C2D-463F-8C90-FC05711E61F2@microsoft.com>,
=?Utf-8?B?VFBIQU4=?= wrote:
Do you know why this is and how to fix it? I have the admin right. I also
have FP2003 if it can be of any help on this issue.
Thanks alot and have a good weekend.
You might want to reinstall your SPServer, as it certainly should not work
that way. Check your SPS install logs to see if that provides any idea of
where the error might be.
Hollis D. Paul [MVP - Outlook]
Hollis@outhousebythesound.com
Mukilteo, WA USA
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TPHAN
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Posted:
Sun Nov 06, 2005 9:50 am Post subject:
Re: Help: Can not add a listing to the portal area? |
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Hi Hollis,
I will take your advice to check out the log file, and may be open up a new
thread for answers. I will keep you posted any findings. Can I contact you
by your email? It may not be convenient for you to come back digging out the
threads.
Thanks for your guide and have a good weekend there.
"Hollis D. Paul" wrote:
| Quote: | In article <8DE7E928-1A0E-4E51-973B-9F4B6BD749F0@microsoft.com>,
=?Utf-8?B?VFBIQU4=?= wrote:
Can you tell me where the SPS install logs are? and what to look for? and
what might be the cause for this?
I've already had a SPS site running. Is there any way/steps I can back up
what I have now and restore it after reinstalling the SPServer?
You might want to post this as a new thread. I am not really the expert on
these kinds of SharePoint details. That being said, I looked in ...\Program
Files\SharePoint Portal Server\Logs and there is a log named
SPS_SiteCreation_Dark Corner.log and the date is about right for my last clean
install of SPS. Yours will have the name of your portal, rather than Dark
Corner (I thought SPS was very murky at the time I created the portal.) That
might be the one to look at.
You do not lose your databases when you re-install SPS. There is supposed to
be a way to provision a new portal from your old databases, but I wound up
attaching my old databases to the new portal. So, it created the 4 new
databases and I attached 3 of the old databases. It works, but seems messy.
Hollis D. Paul [MVP - Outlook]
Hollis@outhousebythesound.com
Mukilteo, WA USA
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Hollis D. Paul
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Posted:
Sun Nov 06, 2005 4:19 pm Post subject:
Re: Help: Can not add a listing to the portal area? |
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In article <6BE94191-1604-4119-B2D1-A547030B1112@microsoft.com>,
=?Utf-8?B?VFBIQU4=?= wrote:
| Quote: | Can I contact you
by your email? It may not be convenient for you to come back digging out the
threads.
That email is, of course, not a good email address. Trying to avoid spam. I |
read all of this newsgroup, so I will see the new thread. It is best to keep
all the responses in the newsgroup.
Hollis D. Paul [MVP - Outlook]
Hollis@outhousebythesound.com
Mukilteo, WA USA |
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Ed125
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Posted:
Sun Nov 06, 2005 5:50 pm Post subject:
Re: Help: Can not add a listing to the portal area? |
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Hi ,
I've been trough this myself,
The only "magical and incredible smart" thing that the procedure of "Select
a portal area for this list ..." does when you are sitting in the "Modify
Columns and settings" page for the list, is to create a listing pointing to
the list in the "Portal listings" of the targeted area(s), something you can
do by hand in 30 seconds.
So, there is no whay to make the list itself available in the subarea (for
showing it in a web part, for example) unless you :
- Of course, recreate or copy the list in the subarea
- Save the list as a template in the original area and then create it in the
subarea based on tis template. You can also use the "include content" option
when creating the template. However, the newly created list based in the
template in the subarea, is a completly and new independent list :
conclusion - duplicated manteinance of the data it contains (unless I'm
wrong with this, maybe you'd better try it yourself)
- The option supposed to solve this issue : In the subarea, use frontpage to
create a Data View Web Part that points to the list that actually resides in
another area (or anywhare). Howhever, you will have to use FP and "unghost"
the area page. But there is also a workarround for the ghosting stuff :
Create de DVWP in a temporary web part page, and then export the WP and
import it to the destination area or page. This procedure won't unghost the
page. However, it's kinda tricky and me myself could never get it to work
properly.
Regards
Ed
"TPHAN" <TPHAN@discussions.microsoft.com> escribió en el mensaje
news:6BE94191-1604-4119-B2D1-A547030B1112@microsoft.com...
| Quote: | Hi Hollis,
I will take your advice to check out the log file, and may be open up a
new
thread for answers. I will keep you posted any findings. Can I contact
you
by your email? It may not be convenient for you to come back digging out
the
threads.
Thanks for your guide and have a good weekend there.
"Hollis D. Paul" wrote:
In article <8DE7E928-1A0E-4E51-973B-9F4B6BD749F0@microsoft.com>,
=?Utf-8?B?VFBIQU4=?= wrote:
Can you tell me where the SPS install logs are? and what to look for?
and
what might be the cause for this?
I've already had a SPS site running. Is there any way/steps I can back
up
what I have now and restore it after reinstalling the SPServer?
You might want to post this as a new thread. I am not really the expert
on
these kinds of SharePoint details. That being said, I looked in
...\Program
Files\SharePoint Portal Server\Logs and there is a log named
SPS_SiteCreation_Dark Corner.log and the date is about right for my last
clean
install of SPS. Yours will have the name of your portal, rather than
Dark
Corner (I thought SPS was very murky at the time I created the portal.)
That
might be the one to look at.
You do not lose your databases when you re-install SPS. There is
supposed to
be a way to provision a new portal from your old databases, but I wound
up
attaching my old databases to the new portal. So, it created the 4 new
databases and I attached 3 of the old databases. It works, but seems
messy.
Hollis D. Paul [MVP - Outlook]
Hollis@outhousebythesound.com
Mukilteo, WA USA
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TPHAN
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Posted:
Mon Nov 07, 2005 1:50 am Post subject:
Re: Help: Can not add a listing to the portal area? |
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Hi Hollis,
Are you able to do the task which I described in my previous post, on your
portal server?
In brief, I'd like to try whether it is possible to make a custom list
created in one area available in another area as a web part. Say, I create a
custom list in area A and display it using a web part. I want to make this
custom list/web part available in area B, So I can use this custom list in
area B without recreate it again and display it in a web part. When I edit
the custom list, it will change in both area A and B. This will make the
portal site construction a bit easier and reduce maintenance.
I thought I could do above by creating a list in area A and adding this list
to the portal listing in area B. Obviously it proved not workig. I want to
know whether I missed some steps or I did something fundamentallly wrong.
Ed125 in another post (thanks Ed) said he's been through the same thing and
could not do it either. One way to solve this is to build data view web
part over the custom list with FP2003. But the page will be unghosted. He
also pointed out that a ghosted version could be possible. I haven't
digested it out.
So again, could you help me by experiementing on your machine and tell me
your findings?
Thanks.
"Hollis D. Paul" wrote:
| Quote: | In article <6BE94191-1604-4119-B2D1-A547030B1112@microsoft.com>,
=?Utf-8?B?VFBIQU4=?= wrote:
Can I contact you
by your email? It may not be convenient for you to come back digging out the
threads.
That email is, of course, not a good email address. Trying to avoid spam. I
read all of this newsgroup, so I will see the new thread. It is best to keep
all the responses in the newsgroup.
Hollis D. Paul [MVP - Outlook]
Hollis@outhousebythesound.com
Mukilteo, WA USA
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TPHAN
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Mon Nov 07, 2005 1:50 am Post subject:
Re: Help: Can not add a listing to the portal area? |
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Hi Ed,
Thanks for your reply. It is good you've experienced what I am
experiencing, and even better you are sharing your findings.
In brief, I'd like to try whether it is possible to make a custom list
created in one area available in another area as a web part. Say, I create a
custom list in area A and display it using a web part. I want to make this
custom list/web part available in area B, So I can use this custom list in
area B without recreate it again and display it in a web part. When I edit
the custom list, it will change in both area A and B. This will make the
portal site construction a bit easier and reduce maintenance.
From your post, it seems the only way to do above is to create a data view
web part over the custom list by FP2003. Can you give me the steps to do it?
You also learned a trick not to unghosted the page, can you point me to that
original link/source? so I can learn/try it myself.
Thanks.
"Ed125" wrote:
| Quote: | Hi ,
I've been trough this myself,
The only "magical and incredible smart" thing that the procedure of "Select
a portal area for this list ..." does when you are sitting in the "Modify
Columns and settings" page for the list, is to create a listing pointing to
the list in the "Portal listings" of the targeted area(s), something you can
do by hand in 30 seconds.
So, there is no whay to make the list itself available in the subarea (for
showing it in a web part, for example) unless you :
- Of course, recreate or copy the list in the subarea
- Save the list as a template in the original area and then create it in the
subarea based on tis template. You can also use the "include content" option
when creating the template. However, the newly created list based in the
template in the subarea, is a completly and new independent list :
conclusion - duplicated manteinance of the data it contains (unless I'm
wrong with this, maybe you'd better try it yourself)
- The option supposed to solve this issue : In the subarea, use frontpage to
create a Data View Web Part that points to the list that actually resides in
another area (or anywhare). Howhever, you will have to use FP and "unghost"
the area page. But there is also a workarround for the ghosting stuff :
Create de DVWP in a temporary web part page, and then export the WP and
import it to the destination area or page. This procedure won't unghost the
page. However, it's kinda tricky and me myself could never get it to work
properly.
Regards
Ed
"TPHAN" <TPHAN@discussions.microsoft.com> escribió en el mensaje
news:6BE94191-1604-4119-B2D1-A547030B1112@microsoft.com...
Hi Hollis,
I will take your advice to check out the log file, and may be open up a
new
thread for answers. I will keep you posted any findings. Can I contact
you
by your email? It may not be convenient for you to come back digging out
the
threads.
Thanks for your guide and have a good weekend there.
"Hollis D. Paul" wrote:
In article <8DE7E928-1A0E-4E51-973B-9F4B6BD749F0@microsoft.com>,
=?Utf-8?B?VFBIQU4=?= wrote:
Can you tell me where the SPS install logs are? and what to look for?
and
what might be the cause for this?
I've already had a SPS site running. Is there any way/steps I can back
up
what I have now and restore it after reinstalling the SPServer?
You might want to post this as a new thread. I am not really the expert
on
these kinds of SharePoint details. That being said, I looked in
...\Program
Files\SharePoint Portal Server\Logs and there is a log named
SPS_SiteCreation_Dark Corner.log and the date is about right for my last
clean
install of SPS. Yours will have the name of your portal, rather than
Dark
Corner (I thought SPS was very murky at the time I created the portal.)
That
might be the one to look at.
You do not lose your databases when you re-install SPS. There is
supposed to
be a way to provision a new portal from your old databases, but I wound
up
attaching my old databases to the new portal. So, it created the 4 new
databases and I attached 3 of the old databases. It works, but seems
messy.
Hollis D. Paul [MVP - Outlook]
Hollis@outhousebythesound.com
Mukilteo, WA USA
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Hollis D. Paul
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Mon Nov 07, 2005 2:52 am Post subject:
Re: Help: Can not add a listing to the portal area? |
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In article <1C99913D-451C-47CB-AD22-EC163181597D@microsoft.com>,
=?Utf-8?B?VFBIQU4=?= wrote:
| Quote: | One way to solve this is to build data view web
part over the custom list with FP2003. But the page will be unghosted. He
also pointed out that a ghosted version could be possible. I haven't
digested it out.
Any page that is edited by FrontPage is ghosted. That is not a particularly |
bad thing. Ed's method of avoiding a ghosted page involves creating a third
page in the area section, creating the Data View Web Part there, saving it as
a web part to the gallery, and then deleting this third page. The ghosted
page is now gone. On the target page, and any others on which you want to
show the same list, you add the web part, that you had saved to the gallery,
using the GUI page modification options. You get the Data View, and your page
is not ghosted.
Am I going to repeat the process just to assure you that it can be done? No.
I am embroiled with a life or death with my SBS2003 network to get a WinXP Pro
x64 client going, and after that to set up a redundant SBS2003 server so I can
take the first one into the shop.
Hollis D. Paul [MVP - Outlook]
Hollis@outhousebythesound.com
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TPHAN
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Wed Nov 09, 2005 1:50 am Post subject:
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Hi Ed,
I have not put my hands on the portal as I am busy with another project.
But I will try to find time, hopefully this week, to try out. And I'd also
like to work out the similar solution for document library. Otherwise, the
maintenance effort would be too huge for me.
Thanks. Will keep you posted.
"Ed125" wrote:
| Quote: | TPHAN :
Did you suceed with this ?
Please let me know, I was rather buisy but I could finally get it to work
Regards
Ed
"TPHAN" <TPHAN@discussions.microsoft.com> escribió en el mensaje
news:2C36D4FE-2AF0-4EF3-9056-64484196FA9E@microsoft.com...
Hi Ed,
Thanks for your reply. It is good you've experienced what I am
experiencing, and even better you are sharing your findings.
In brief, I'd like to try whether it is possible to make a custom list
created in one area available in another area as a web part. Say, I
create a
custom list in area A and display it using a web part. I want to make
this
custom list/web part available in area B, So I can use this custom list
in
area B without recreate it again and display it in a web part. When I
edit
the custom list, it will change in both area A and B. This will make the
portal site construction a bit easier and reduce maintenance.
From your post, it seems the only way to do above is to create a data view
web part over the custom list by FP2003. Can you give me the steps to do
it?
You also learned a trick not to unghosted the page, can you point me to
that
original link/source? so I can learn/try it myself.
Thanks.
"Ed125" wrote:
Hi ,
I've been trough this myself,
The only "magical and incredible smart" thing that the procedure of
"Select
a portal area for this list ..." does when you are sitting in the "Modify
Columns and settings" page for the list, is to create a listing pointing
to
the list in the "Portal listings" of the targeted area(s), something you
can
do by hand in 30 seconds.
So, there is no whay to make the list itself available in the subarea
(for
showing it in a web part, for example) unless you :
- Of course, recreate or copy the list in the subarea
- Save the list as a template in the original area and then create it in
the
subarea based on tis template. You can also use the "include content"
option
when creating the template. However, the newly created list based in the
template in the subarea, is a completly and new independent list :
conclusion - duplicated manteinance of the data it contains (unless I'm
wrong with this, maybe you'd better try it yourself)
- The option supposed to solve this issue : In the subarea, use frontpage
to
create a Data View Web Part that points to the list that actually resides
in
another area (or anywhare). Howhever, you will have to use FP and
"unghost"
the area page. But there is also a workarround for the ghosting stuff :
Create de DVWP in a temporary web part page, and then export the WP and
import it to the destination area or page. This procedure won't unghost
the
page. However, it's kinda tricky and me myself could never get it to work
properly.
Regards
Ed
"TPHAN" <TPHAN@discussions.microsoft.com> escribió en el mensaje
news:6BE94191-1604-4119-B2D1-A547030B1112@microsoft.com...
Hi Hollis,
I will take your advice to check out the log file, and may be open up a
new
thread for answers. I will keep you posted any findings. Can I
contact
you
by your email? It may not be convenient for you to come back digging
out
the
threads.
Thanks for your guide and have a good weekend there.
"Hollis D. Paul" wrote:
In article <8DE7E928-1A0E-4E51-973B-9F4B6BD749F0@microsoft.com>,
=?Utf-8?B?VFBIQU4=?= wrote:
Can you tell me where the SPS install logs are? and what to look
for?
and
what might be the cause for this?
I've already had a SPS site running. Is there any way/steps I can
back
up
what I have now and restore it after reinstalling the SPServer?
You might want to post this as a new thread. I am not really the
expert
on
these kinds of SharePoint details. That being said, I looked in
...\Program
Files\SharePoint Portal Server\Logs and there is a log named
SPS_SiteCreation_Dark Corner.log and the date is about right for my
last
clean
install of SPS. Yours will have the name of your portal, rather than
Dark
Corner (I thought SPS was very murky at the time I created the
portal.)
That
might be the one to look at.
You do not lose your databases when you re-install SPS. There is
supposed to
be a way to provision a new portal from your old databases, but I
wound
up
attaching my old databases to the new portal. So, it created the 4
new
databases and I attached 3 of the old databases. It works, but seems
messy.
Hollis D. Paul [MVP - Outlook]
Hollis@outhousebythesound.com
Mukilteo, WA USA
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Wed Nov 09, 2005 1:50 am Post subject:
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TPHAN :
Did you suceed with this ?
Please let me know, I was rather buisy but I could finally get it to work
Regards
Ed
"TPHAN" <TPHAN@discussions.microsoft.com> escribió en el mensaje
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| Quote: | Hi Ed,
Thanks for your reply. It is good you've experienced what I am
experiencing, and even better you are sharing your findings.
In brief, I'd like to try whether it is possible to make a custom list
created in one area available in another area as a web part. Say, I
create a
custom list in area A and display it using a web part. I want to make
this
custom list/web part available in area B, So I can use this custom list
in
area B without recreate it again and display it in a web part. When I
edit
the custom list, it will change in both area A and B. This will make the
portal site construction a bit easier and reduce maintenance.
From your post, it seems the only way to do above is to create a data view
web part over the custom list by FP2003. Can you give me the steps to do
it?
You also learned a trick not to unghosted the page, can you point me to
that
original link/source? so I can learn/try it myself.
Thanks.
"Ed125" wrote:
Hi ,
I've been trough this myself,
The only "magical and incredible smart" thing that the procedure of
"Select
a portal area for this list ..." does when you are sitting in the "Modify
Columns and settings" page for the list, is to create a listing pointing
to
the list in the "Portal listings" of the targeted area(s), something you
can
do by hand in 30 seconds.
So, there is no whay to make the list itself available in the subarea
(for
showing it in a web part, for example) unless you :
- Of course, recreate or copy the list in the subarea
- Save the list as a template in the original area and then create it in
the
subarea based on tis template. You can also use the "include content"
option
when creating the template. However, the newly created list based in the
template in the subarea, is a completly and new independent list :
conclusion - duplicated manteinance of the data it contains (unless I'm
wrong with this, maybe you'd better try it yourself)
- The option supposed to solve this issue : In the subarea, use frontpage
to
create a Data View Web Part that points to the list that actually resides
in
another area (or anywhare). Howhever, you will have to use FP and
"unghost"
the area page. But there is also a workarround for the ghosting stuff :
Create de DVWP in a temporary web part page, and then export the WP and
import it to the destination area or page. This procedure won't unghost
the
page. However, it's kinda tricky and me myself could never get it to work
properly.
Regards
Ed
"TPHAN" <TPHAN@discussions.microsoft.com> escribió en el mensaje
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Hi Hollis,
I will take your advice to check out the log file, and may be open up a
new
thread for answers. I will keep you posted any findings. Can I
contact
you
by your email? It may not be convenient for you to come back digging
out
the
threads.
Thanks for your guide and have a good weekend there.
"Hollis D. Paul" wrote:
In article <8DE7E928-1A0E-4E51-973B-9F4B6BD749F0@microsoft.com>,
=?Utf-8?B?VFBIQU4=?= wrote:
Can you tell me where the SPS install logs are? and what to look
for?
and
what might be the cause for this?
I've already had a SPS site running. Is there any way/steps I can
back
up
what I have now and restore it after reinstalling the SPServer?
You might want to post this as a new thread. I am not really the
expert
on
these kinds of SharePoint details. That being said, I looked in
...\Program
Files\SharePoint Portal Server\Logs and there is a log named
SPS_SiteCreation_Dark Corner.log and the date is about right for my
last
clean
install of SPS. Yours will have the name of your portal, rather than
Dark
Corner (I thought SPS was very murky at the time I created the
portal.)
That
might be the one to look at.
You do not lose your databases when you re-install SPS. There is
supposed to
be a way to provision a new portal from your old databases, but I
wound
up
attaching my old databases to the new portal. So, it created the 4
new
databases and I attached 3 of the old databases. It works, but seems
messy.
Hollis D. Paul [MVP - Outlook]
Hollis@outhousebythesound.com
Mukilteo, WA USA
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