Recent content by ChaserNL

I am not sure what your aiming at the code of the web part runs when its loaded, and it ofcourse checks permissions first before generating any html or script too the page. If you have hidden elements in a div they wont be visible if the webpart does not generate the script to make em visible...

Or in IE click on File\Open... check open as Webfolder and enter the url to your site. now you can just use it as it was a folder.

Well i am srry to say that your english isnt very good, so i have trouble understanding you. But the file will only be at one location and that is the Database, wss will make it look as if you where working with files and folders (but dont be fooled it is all in the db).

Is this a sharepoint issue?

It is in the database, eiter wmsde or sql. Everything exept the install files (And custom site definitions) are stored in the Database, install files can be found here C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\web server extensions\60 Greetings

Only if you make an documentlibrary eventhandler ("Not out of the box") Download the wsssdk http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=1C64AF62-C2E9-4CA3-A2A0-7D4319980011&displaylang=en and look under Microsoft Windows Sharepoint Services > Programming tasks > Programming with...

Hi, Only use this part sbText.Append("<script type='text/javascript'>") sbText.Append("document.getElementById('hidediv').style.visibility = 'visible';") sbText.Append("</script>") if you have placed a <div id='hidediv'> on the page with the webpart. And it must be above the location of the...

Well i dont think this can be done "out of the box", with custom webpart development this is ofcourse possible, but i dont think that you are after custom development...

no once you choose a template your "stuck" with it.

Just to clarify the remotesql commandline option it is not run against stsv2.exe because this is just the extraction file, you should run it against the extracted setupsts.exe Or alternatively do it like this: C:\>DownloadDirectory\STSV2.EXE /C:"setupsts.exe /remoteSql=yes

Yes you need to have the language that the template is writen in, so if you want to use it just download the english language pack.

You just have to backup the Content Databases from SQL, The Configuration DataBase from SQL. And if you have made customizations to the Site Definitions you will have to backup the Templates folder in the installation path. When you are restoring the site just restore the DB's to sql Then...

Just go to the admin pages after you have done what Thomas said, and follow the steps that show up there it is very easy to do!

Also note that editing the database directly is not supported so it doesnt really matter in what table the docs are stored, and you will get no support from MS from that point one, if you want to make customazations (or read stuff) use the sharepoint object model..

As philhege said the entire file is stored there (as a blob) 3) Webparts that are connected to the lists on a site can be used on any page that accept webpart within the site, so NOT top or subsites... The connected webparts are parts like Documentlibrary webpart anouncment webpart... etc...