Here is very good detail information about how
to add managed property from central admin site and how to use same managed
property into advanced search page:
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Showing posts with label Central Admin Site. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
SharePoint 2010 Search Refinement Panel web part
In SharePoint 2007 - I have used "faceted search" from codeplex http://facetedsearch.codeplex.com/
to grouping search results by different category name, total number of values
inside group, etc... BUT SharePoint 2010 provides OOB web part called "search refinement panel" in which
we can achieve more or less same type of results and output like faceted
search.
For achieving grouping functionalities in
SharePoint 2010 search refinement panel web part - we can create managed
property from central admin and can customize XML for search refinement web
part to display search results by different categories.
Result type, site, author and modified date
categories are by default in search refinement panel web part.
Here are some reference links for customizing
refinement panel web part in SharePoint 2010:
Monday, November 10, 2008
Block specific file types while uploading from SharePoint interface
One easy way:
We can block specific type of files from entering file extension into “Blocked File Types” from the SharePoint Central Admin Site -> Operations-> Security Configuration.
We can select specific web application for blocking or not allowed file types/extension list.
Other way:
We can also do programming and modify current Upload.aspx page, we can write simple JavaScript by checking file extension and content type when user is uploading any file and then we can give alert to user if its not valid file type or extension type for uploading into SharePoint.
We can block specific type of files from entering file extension into “Blocked File Types” from the SharePoint Central Admin Site -> Operations-> Security Configuration.
We can select specific web application for blocking or not allowed file types/extension list.
Other way:
We can also do programming and modify current Upload.aspx page, we can write simple JavaScript by checking file extension and content type when user is uploading any file and then we can give alert to user if its not valid file type or extension type for uploading into SharePoint.
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