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Sharepoint 2010 keyboard Shortcuts

Here’s the list of keyboard shortcuts – for the default ‘team site’ home page : you have to use ALT + (for example) to select the specific item – and then ENTER to do the ‘click’. / – Site Actions Menu S – Search this site – can just start typing in the Search box W – Security (login) dropdown W – Shared Documents – can tab between these items – ie. ALT+W twice X – Skip to main content (hidden link) Y – Skip Ribbon Commands 1 – Home (hyperlink) 6 – Help – the little blue question mark in top right of screen 3 – View All Site Content As mentioned, much of the need for shortcut keys is when you haven’t got a mouse – but I’m sure it could be useful for some folk – I like the ALT+3, ENTER – to go to ‘View All Site Content’ – might have to try & use that !

Create New Web Application Button Disabled in SharePoint 2010

Problem/Issue You cannot see the "New" icon enabled in the Ribbon menu, when you are trying to create any new web application or service through SharePoint 2010 central administrator. Solution:1 Start -> All Programs -> Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Products -> right click on SharePoint 2010 Central Administration -> click on Run as administrator Still the Issue occurs, follow solution 2 Solution 2: Start –> Control Panel –> System and security Now here under Action center click ” Change user account control settings” Get the scroll bar to never notify. Click on OK. Restart your system Now open the browser in “run as administrator” mode. Browse to the create web application page and the button will be enabled.

Removing This Site scope from search dropdown

Problem Many SharePoint portals require you to remove or hide the default search scope drop down list. Particularly   This Site   scope etc.. Solution If need remove this particular site in form, you can use SharePoint designer to edit master page and add following code in java script. $(document).ready(function(){ $(window).error(function(){ alert("Error"); }); $("select[id$='SBScopesDDL'] option:contains('Scope2')").remove(); $("select[id$='SBScopesDDL'] option:contains('This Site:')").remove(); }); Replace your search dropdown id in ‘SBScopesDDL’ and save, just refresh the page its works fine.

show tasks only assigned to them

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peoples are worried about how to shown list items are created by them only (or) only login user created items. Same like, only their assigned tasks in tasks list. here is the simple way without single line code, go to list settings and change filter either Created by [you wish to see only your created items] or Assigned To[ seeing your assigned tasks] is equal to [Me].