Saturday, March 30, 2013

Create content type in SharePoint 2010

In this post we will discuss how to create a content type in SharePoint 2010 using browser. You can check a good article on What is Content type in SharePoint 2010. You can also check out how to create content type using visual studio 2010 in SharePoint 2010.

To create a content type follow the below steps:

Steps-1:
Open SharePoint 2010 site then click on Site Actions and then Site Settings.

Friday, March 29, 2013

Enable Disable attachment column in SharePoint 2010 list

In this post we will discuss how to enable or disable the attachment column in SharePoint 2010 list.

You can also check my previous posts on Create External List in SharePoint 2013, Add items to SharePoint list using PowerShell and LINQ to SharePoint 2010.

To enable or disable attachment column follow below steps:

Step-1:
Open the SharePoint site, Navigate to the particular SharePoint list.

Saturday, March 23, 2013

Create custom list in SharePoint 2013

In this post we will discuss how to create a custom list in SharePoint 2013. Also you can check my previous posts on how to create a web application in SharePoint 2013 and how to create a site collection in SharePoint 2013.

You can also check Hover panel in SharePoint 2013 search, App parts in SharePoint 2013 and Different Authentication mechanism in SharePoint 2010.

Follow below steps to create a list in SharePoint 2013:

Thursday, March 21, 2013

sharepoint 2010 new web application this control is currently disabled error

Sometimes the new button is in disable state in the central administration while trying to create a web application in SharePoint 2010.

Also you can check my previous posts on:

- New features in SharePoint 2013

- Create content type in SharePoint 2013

- Limitations of Sandboxed Solutions in SharePoint 2010

There are several reasons for that like:

You should be logged in with one Admin account.

Apart from that you can check some solution:

Solution-1:
Try to run Central Administration as administrator like below:

Start -> All Programs -> Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Products -> right click on SharePoint 2010
Central Administration -> click on Run as administrator

Solution-2:
You should try to run IE in Administration mode.

Right click on IE and then click on Run as Administrator.

Solution 3:
- Go to control panel
- Here click on "System and security"
- Now here under Action center click " Change user account control settings"
- Get the scroll bar to never notify.
- Click on OK.
- Restart your system.

Solution-4:
Try to login to central administration with a user account which belongs to a administration group.

Now open the browser in "run as administrator" mode.