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  • EndUserSharePoint.com: First Steps in Defining Search Scope

    Author: Chris Quick WSS Development In my previous post, Exploiting or Being Exploited by SharePoint Search, I introduced the concept of managed properties. Managed properties can be used to help refine searches. In addition to managed properties, another key feature in search is Scopes. There are two...
    Posted to Mirrored Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 06-18-2008

  • Exploiting or being Exploited by SharePoint Search

    Author: Chris Quick Website: WSS Development One of the features of Microsoft Office SharePoint Server touted as the end-all-be-all of productivity boosts is Search. As an implementer of MOSS, I have heard countless discussions on the benefits of search. I have seen slideshows that had me drooling over...
    Posted to Mirrored Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 06-11-2008

  • SharePoint licensing - a common question I get asked...

    SharePoint licensing is available in 8 models (if you count all flavours of SharePoint). List pricing shown, your Select/EA “true” costs will vary significantly (i.e. will probably be much lower!). WSS – licensed as part of the Windows OS on which it runs, no additional licensing is required unless you...
    Posted to Matt Groves - SharePoint blogger. (Weblog) by Matt Groves on 05-12-2008

  • Custom Advanced Search: Building a URL to search multiple metadata properties

    A few days ago in my post called " Creating a custom advanced search by building strings with JavaScript " I talked about how you could use the Content Editor Web Part (CEWP) to build strings that would allow you provide a user friendly way to leverage the advanced search capabilities in MOSS...
    Posted to John Ross (Weblog) by RossOnMoss on 04-04-2008

  • Creating a custom advanced search by building strings with JavaScript

    A little more than a month ago a client called and wanted to customize the MOSS search to allow users to type in a City and have the search only query values in a specific field. It sounded easy enough, but I told the client I wanted to do some research first which led me to some blog posts like this...
    Posted to John Ross (Weblog) by RossOnMoss on 04-02-2008

  • Search Community ToolKit

    Das CodePlex-Projekt Search Community Toolkit ist eine Sammlung von Tools und Beispielen die die Funktionenn von SharePoint Server 2007, SharePoint Server 2007 for Search Search Server und Search Server Express erweitern. Search ASP.NET Server Controls – NEW! http://www.codeplex.com/sctsc Search Center...
    Posted to Mirrored Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 03-13-2008

  • Search Core Results Web Part and XSL Link Property

    I was customizing a search core results web part display recently and I wanted to have a sinle instance of the XSL used to translate the results since I will have multiple instances of the same search core results on many different site collections. I thought the "XSL Link" web part property...
    Posted to Dave Wollerman's SharePoint Blog (Weblog) by dwollerman on 02-25-2008

  • PDF ifilter for x64

    There has been a bit of an issue with a full x64 MOSS farm, mainly due to the lack of ifilters for x64, the obvious (and also, importantly, tested and supported) workaround being the use 32bit for the Index server and x64 elsewhere. The most common third party ifilter needed by clients (in my experiance...
    Posted to Matt Groves - SharePoint blogger. (Weblog) by Matt Groves on 02-19-2008

  • How not to set up Sharepoint Search

    This is going to be a quick little post where I confess to doing something stupid. I should have known better. We are currently prototyping a MOSS 2007 Enterprise solution for a government organization. This customer has a fairly large public website, and a similarly large intranet site. While demonstrating...
    Posted to wsspectacular (Weblog) by moffitar on 02-03-2008

  • More on configuring search

    As promised this is a follow up to SharePoint Search is not Psychic , In this article I hope to briefly cover a few of the ways you can start to influence you search. I don't intend to discuss search scopes or managed properties in this article. Authoratative sites/pages The concept behind Authoritative...
    Posted to Jenny Everett (Weblog) by JennyE on 01-24-2008
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