Place this in the address bar and execute it:
javascript:MSOLayout_ToggleLayoutMode()
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Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Tuesday, March 25, 2008
Access Denied on AudienceGlobal.CanAccess()
So I'm using the AudienceManager's GetAudience() and it blows access denied error, even when using RunWithElevatedPrivileges. I spent time looking for the root of the problem and as far as I can get is "AudienceGlobal.CanAccess(this.m_serverContext);"
which is the first line of code in the GetAudience method.
This is all withen: Microsoft.Office.Server.Audience.AudienceManager.GetAudience
I found one other reference on the web linked here: http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=2978930&SiteID=1
The solution provided is a work-around and I was able to use it.
foreach (Microsoft.Office.Server.Audience.Audience objAudience in audienceManager.Audiences)
{
if (objAudience != null && objAudience.AudienceName == audienceName)
{
//use objAudience just as if you had called GetAudience
}
}
which is the first line of code in the GetAudience method.
This is all withen: Microsoft.Office.Server.Audience.AudienceManager.GetAudience
I found one other reference on the web linked here: http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=2978930&SiteID=1
The solution provided is a work-around and I was able to use it.
foreach (Microsoft.Office.Server.Audience.Audience objAudience in audienceManager.Audiences)
{
if (objAudience != null && objAudience.AudienceName == audienceName)
{
//use objAudience just as if you had called GetAudience
}
}
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
No delete button for site column
Yeah, I ran into this. I found a way to let you get more details as to why.
Assuming you are on the edit column page, put this in the URL Address box
javascript:DoDelete()
You should get an alert with some details.
Assuming you are on the edit column page, put this in the URL Address box
javascript:DoDelete()
You should get an alert with some details.
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