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Thank you!
i am gettting the following error.
Failed to activate site-scoped features for template 'SAMPLE#0' in site http://mysite/custom/
Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
please help me out.
thanks
for other templates,
sample blank site, it is giving errror
site template SAMPLE#1 is not found
sample Document workspace, it is giving errror
site template SAMPLE#2 is not found
Hi
I successfully created the site definition. But when I modify the master page in SPD, i can not create the site with new template. Rather I get the error : "File not found".
Can somebody suggest me please?
Thanks
nice article. Thanks.
Hey guys
So once that tab is created (the custom tab), how do you change it from saying "Custom" ?
Let me clarify, I know how to change it if you add a site definition. How do you change it though if you deplayed a site template to a site collection?
thank you so much
Great post,
Thx!
Great post
I was just wondering if there is a way to setup a site definition that created a specific document library. Any help help would be greatly apreciated.
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Almost all the internet marketing guru are almost doing the same thing. But just some are really the best of them all.
File not found :(
MH,
Look for the DisplayCategory field at the end of your template in the WEBTEMP.XML file.
You can change this field to any value you would like and it will create a new display category if it is not already made.
DisplayCategory="What you want your category named"
Very gud article..enough explanation,
Hi Todd......a very nice article .....but this creates only Team Site.........but at my side there is a problem......i m creating Site Template using Features.......can u plz expain us how can we create Portal SiteTemplates....?
Hi Todd... I have to design a site that willhelp organize SLAs and track monthly tasks for them in a compnay. I thought of using document workspaces to create a workspace for each SLA, and keep track of incidents and tasks within the workspace. Is there any chance one could customize the DWS template (create ones own, new) and mak it work for documents with "create document workspace feature".
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Body: I often get asked about the pros and cons of using SharePoint Designer versus custom site definitions
Brilliant Tutorial
Tood,
I have a related post that talks through the different ways to create templated SharePoint sites:
www.iwkid.com/.../Post.aspx
If you get a chance, I'd be interested to hear your thoughts about my best practice approach.
Thanks!
-Raymond
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Can U solve my error
I deploy site template with blank site template..
and Successfully Solution added
but when I create site it gives error
Site template is not found....
"Site Template 'Test site Deployment#1' not found. at Microsoft.SharePoint.Library.SPRequestInternalClass.ApplyWebTemplate(String bstrUrl, String& bstrWebTemplate, Int32& plWebTemplateId) at Microsoft.SharePoint.Library.SPRequest.ApplyWebTemplate(String bstrUrl, String& bstrWebTemplate, Int32& plWebTemplateId)"
Hi Gr8 Post
But I want to create site with my own list ,Event Handlers and workflows..
Thanx...
Will the custom template persist after a new version upgrade to WSS/MOSS?
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I've posted a similar article at sharepointu.com/.../template-that.aspx
This takes a different approach so you don't have to copy an ONet (something a number of MVPs seem to dislike).
It is a very developer focused (code centric) approach that uses Features for all customisation and WSPBuilder to package it up. Therefore it helps to be familiar with those two, as well as the current 'war' that is being waged on the best way to customise SharePoint!
All feedback appreciated.
Kind regards, Mike MOSSuMS