Adventures in SPWonderland. - SharePoint/PowerShell 7: Put the User in the Picture
$cm=get-userprofileconfigmanager "http://sps:2828" $cm.getproperties() | select name, displayname
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This is what my current setup is like for my virtual development machines! - Tobias Zimmergren's thoughts on development
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FaHCSIA Internet Home Page
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Generating short description using the Content Query Web Part - Waldek Mastykarz
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mo.notono.us: MOSS: The dreaded schema.xml
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Chris O'Brien's blog: Fix to my Config Store framework and list provisioning tips
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Made the switch back… no longer a Mac guy, now a Lenovo guy
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1 comment:
Jeremy, thanks for the link.
Regarding your comment:
I would make sure that the ContentType's FieldRef element also has the ShowInEditForm and ShowInNewForm attributes both set to true.
Theoretically the List's Field element should override the ContentType's FieldRef, but as with all things SharePoint it isn't entirely clear.... Best of luck. I'll have to check out SPSource.
Do you use Keutmann's excellent SPM by the way?
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