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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

  • The "datenoyear" field in the SharePoint user profiles

      At the moment I'm working on the new and improved version of the Macaw Birthday web part. This web part uses the Birthday field of the user profile to query for people who will have their birthday in the next "x" days. Where you can set "x" from the web part property pane...
    Posted to Mirjam's blog (Weblog) by Mirjam on 05-13-2008

  • 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

  • Enterprise Search Training

    Wer sich mal sehr intensiv und auf hohem technischen Niveau in das Thema "Microsoft Enterprise Search" einarbeiten will, dem steht jetzt ein 18-stündiges Video Training von Microsoft zur Verfügung, das man auf den Seiten von English-Tiger findet: Module 1 - Introduction This module introduces...
    Posted to Mirrored Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 04-11-2008

  • 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

  • Crawling a Content Source Requiring Basic Authentication

    As much as I fight basic authentication, there are still people out there who want to use it. SharePoint Enterprise Search can crawl a site requiring basic authentication through the use of Crawl Rules. Browse to the Shared Services Provider page within Central Administration. Click on Search Settings...
    Posted to The SharePoint Redemption (Weblog) by JHolliday on 03-07-2008

  • EndUserSharePoint.com: Can I save searches as links?

    The question of the day comes from Chris: Do you know of a way users can save searches as links? Chris - The basic search is a ‘get’ in the URL, so setup the search, click the search button and then copy the URL to use as the href in the link. You can also have them [...]
    Posted to Mirrored Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 02-27-2008

  • 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
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