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• SPS2003 - Machine Administrators have full control over the site?

  I noticed that my boss, who was not even listed as a reader on our SPS2003 development site, had the ability to create subareas, add webparts to them, add listings, and add users. In fact, I think that he's the one that added me as a user to the site... Posted Apr 14 2004, 12:53 PM by uber1024 with | with 5 comment(s) Filed under: Sharepoint

• A curious thing about the CategoryNavigationWebPart

  I had the following line in the default.aspx page of my new template: <SPSWC:CategoryNavigationWebPart runat="server" id="VerticalNavBar" DisplayStyle="VerticalOneLayer" /> and, as I reported earlier, the side navigation wasn't working correctly... Posted Apr 08 2004, 10:44 AM by uber1024 with | with 3 comment(s) Filed under: Sharepoint

• What the crap does TEMPLATE mean in SPS2003?

  So I created a new template and made two pages that use that template. Customized each page. That's fine. That works. But for some reason the SPSWC:CategoryNavigationWebPart shows the same subareas for each page. The SPSWC:BreadCrumbTrail part is just... Posted Apr 07 2004, 05:01 PM by uber1024 with | with no comments Filed under: Sharepoint

• SPS2003 new pages -- names given by sharepoint

  It seems that the first about 20 pages get named the way you'd expect them to be named. If you say that the page's name is Korean Food, if it's one of the first pages/areas you add to the site, the URL will look like: //domain/Korean Food/default.aspx... Posted Apr 07 2004, 09:33 AM by uber1024 with | with 4 comment(s) Filed under: Sharepoint

• Odd behavior by Sharepoint Portal Server 2003

  In attempting to customize my company's SPS2003 intranet (I refuse to call it my SPS because it's getting increasingly hideous with every new “suggestion”), I came across a little landmine involving using other pages as templates that you... Posted Apr 06 2004, 01:07 PM by uber1024 with | with 3 comment(s) Filed under: Sharepoint

• Creating Templates for Sharepoint Portal Server 2003

  I figured this out the other day and wanted to document it somewhere. To create a new template, go to the TEMPLATE/1033 directory. Make a copy of one of the SPS* directories and give it a name. For this example, I'll call it SPSTSITEMPLATE. I believe... Posted Apr 06 2004, 10:01 AM by uber1024 with | with 8 comment(s) Filed under: Sharepoint