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14 Jan

SharePoint Critical Error Object doesn’t support property

In this post i am going to explain how to solve this critical error message Object doesn’t support property of method ‘addEventListener’.

Scenario :

There has been a critical error while processing the info path forms when we upgraded to IE 11.

Error Message:

Click Start Over to load a new copy of the form.  If this error persists, contact the support team for the Web site.

Click Close to exit this message.

Object doesn’t support property of method ‘addEventListener’

SharePoint Critical Error Object doesn’t support property

Critical Error Object doesn’t

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18 Aug

Recommended Capacity Planning for SharePoint 2010

In this post I am going to explain recommended about capacity planning for SharePoint 2010. First I would like to give you some relevant pieces of information.

  • A site collection can be moved to another content database.
  • A single site collection is connected to a single content database.
  • You can set the content database status to offline to prevent new site collections being connected to such a content database.

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15 Apr

Key Difference between SharePoint 2007 and 2010

In this article i am going explain key difference between features of SharePoint 2007 and SharePoint 2010. I hope it will help you to better understand high level difference between SharePoint 2007 to SP 2010.

Concept, term, or feature New or changed Comments
Pre-upgrade checkerNewThe pre-upgrade checker is an Stsadm command-line operation that you run in an Office SharePoint Server 2007 environment to find any potential issues for upgrade and to review recommendations and best practices. Unlike the pre-upgrade scan tool (Prescan.exe) that was used when upgrading to Office SharePoint Server 2007, the pre-upgrade checker does not make any changes to your environment. For more information, see Run the pre-upgrade checker (SharePoint Server 2010).
SharePoint Central Administration Web siteChangedThe Central Administration Web site has been redesigned with such new available options and functionality as the following: · The ribbon makes it easier for you to view or change details about a Web application by supplying all the options on the same page. For more information about Web applications, see Web applications management (SharePoint Server 2010).

· Configuration Wizards have been added to make the configuration process easier by guiding you through the steps to configure the server farm. For more information, see Deploy a single server with SQL Server (SharePoint Server 2010).

· You can now perform a backup from the Backup and Restore page. For more information, see Backup (SharePoint Server 2010).

You now use the Central Administration Web site to manage services, instead using a separate administration site.

RibbonNewThe ribbon user interface has been introduced to ensure a consistent user experience and to make it easier for you to work with SharePoint sites. The ribbon is contextual so that you only see the options that are relevant to the tasks that you want to perform. The ribbon is also customizable.
Service applicationsNewNew services architecture allows you to effectively manage and centralize services. Individual services can be configured independently and third-party companies can add services to the platform. For more information, see Configure services (SharePoint Server 2010).
Master pagesChangedA site owner can now apply branding to their site, independent of other sites, and administrators can specify whether the system pages in the _Layouts folder are rendered by using the site master pages provided by site owners or by default master pages available across the system. Also, it is possible to use Windows PowerShell to specify a customer master page to system error pages, login pages, confirmation pages, and other non-site-specific pages.
ThemesChangedSharePoint Server 2010 has changed the way themes work, making them easier to customize. You can import Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 themes directly into SharePoint Server 2010. Additionally, themes can now be applied to all subsites from this interface. For more information, see Plan for using themes (SharePoint Server 2010).
Business Connectivity Services (BCS)NewBusiness Connectivity Services (BCS) builds on the Business Data Catalog functionality available in the previous product version to provide access to external systems from SharePoint-based solutions. BCS supports interacting with external systems using SharePoint lists and Web Parts, and also supports interacting with data from rich Office clients. For more information, see Business Connectivity Services overview (SharePoint Server 2010).
Claims-based authenticationNewClaims-based authentication is a new, more powerful and flexible authentication model that works with any corporate identity system, including Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS), LDAP-based directories, application-specific databases, and new user-centric identity models such as LiveID. For more information, see Configure forms-based authentication for a claims-based Web application (SharePoint Server 2010).
Throttling and list controlsNewThrottling and list controls are two new performance controls. Throttling provides a way to control server resources and is designed so that the server can be protected from overload during peak business hours. SharePoint Server 2010 also provides several different settings that will restrict the queries that can be run against a large list. These settings can be configured for each Web application.
SharePoint DesignerChangedSharePoint Server 2010 gives administrators added control over how SharePoint Designer is used in each Web application; for example, administrators control whether site administrators are allowed to customize master pages and layout pages, and whether site administrators can manage the URL structure of their site.
Developer dashboardNewThis is a new addition to server diagnostics and displays detailed information for each page load and therefore helps troubleshoot performance issues.
Sandboxed solutionsNewYou can now enable site administrators to upload custom user code by using sandboxed solutions. For more information, see Plan for sandboxed solutions (SharePoint Server 2010).

 

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03 Mar

How to Check Current Version of SharePoint 2010

In this post i am going to explain three methods, how we can check current installed version of SharePoint 2010.

Method 1: Through SharePoint 2010 Central Administration:

  1. Open SharePoint 2010 Central Administration
  2. Click on the link for System Settings
  3. Click the link for Manage Servers in This Farm
  4. Look at the Configuration Database Version field
How to Check Current Version of SharePoint 2010

Configuration Database Version

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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