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What I want to remember about SharePoint. Small spike in load times every minute. April 22, 2014. This week I was asked to help out one of our customers. They were looking into a performance issue of their SharePoint 2013 on-premise farm. Occasionally they experienced a spike in load times (which can be caused by a search index, backup operation etc.). Creating new document via SharePoint 2013 shows Page not Found. April 13, 2014. Button, I got a The webpage cannot be displayed. The problem I had was tha...
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Script to recrawl all crawl errors | Peter's Blog
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What I want to remember about SharePoint. Script to recrawl all crawl errors. Script to recrawl all crawl errors. July 16, 2015. To automate this, I’ve created a PowerShell script which can list the errors, but can also mark all errors automatically for the recrawl. The explanation of the script can be found in the comments of the script. Name of the search service application is mandatory. 8220;Please specify a search service application”. By default, use all available content sources. 8220;” ,. 8220;Re...
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August | 2014 | Peter's Blog
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What I want to remember about SharePoint. Archive for August, 2014. Forcefully delete site collection. August 21, 2014. I found out that I couldn’t remove the site using Central Administration. When you navigate to the site collection using the “Delete a site collection” page, the details (right hand site of the page) where not loaded and you cannot select the site collection. So I wanted to delete the site using PowerShell, but this gave me an error:. Are you sure you want to perform this action? Create...
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SharePoint 2013 warm-up script | Peter's Blog
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What I want to remember about SharePoint. SharePoint 2013 warm-up script. SharePoint 2013 warm-up script. May 6, 2014. For SharePoint On Premise platforms it’s a good practice to use a warm-up script to avoid long loading times in the morning. By default IIS recycles the web application pools every night to clean up the memory and this is a good practice. Todd Klindt written a nice post. I used it as a basis and created the script you find below. Important notes:. 8212;—————...Format( “{0} (Status ...
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Open PDF documents in your client application | Peter's Blog
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What I want to remember about SharePoint. Open PDF documents in your client application. Open PDF documents in your client application. July 2, 2015. When working with PDF files in SharePoint, most of the time these have to be opened in the browser and most of the time that works. That is because an Adobe plugin within your browser checks if the file which is returned has a content type of application/pdf. And if so, it opens the document within your browser. Of your front-end servers:. These actions wil...
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Re-activating web features within web application | Peter's Blog
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What I want to remember about SharePoint. Re-activating web features within web application. Re-activating web features within web application. May 1, 2014. I will not throw away all sites when we have new updates to re-create the sites, but I will re-active certain features to ensure the updates are applied. The script I’m using is as followed:. Add SharePoint PowerShell Snapin. Get-PSSnapin -Name Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue. 8220; http:/ veemssdev02”. You are comm...
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What I want to remember about SharePoint. Script to recrawl all crawl errors. July 16, 2015. To automate this, I’ve created a PowerShell script which can list the errors, but can also mark all errors automatically for the recrawl. The explanation of the script can be found in the comments of the script. 8212;—————————————————————————. Name of the search service application is mandatory. 8220;Please specify a search service application”. By default, use all available content sources. 8220;” ,. 8220;Invali...
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Create lookup field using PowerShell and CSOM | Peter's Blog
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What I want to remember about SharePoint. Create lookup field using PowerShell and CSOM. Create lookup field using PowerShell and CSOM. May 19, 2014. Object to a Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.FieldLookup. Within CSOM this can be done by leveraging the ClientRuntimeContext.CastTo. Method, but This is a generic method (object of type T). This is something which is not easily supported by PowerShell. To use this method, you can use reflection using the MakeGenericMethod. 8220;D: ClientAssemblies”. How to add ...
