Clients that migrate from SharePoint 2007 to SharePoint 2010 may miss the old **My Links** functionality in their "new" environment. In SharePoint 2007, you had the option to add sites to your My Site by clicking on a link in the User Context Menu. {{}} In SharePoint 2010 this option is not there anymore. {{}} The functionality is still there, but only for adding libraries
Yesterday I worked on a Dutch SharePoint 2010 site, and noticed a layout difference between a Dutch (1043) and an English (1033) site. {{}} As you can see there is a height difference (**s4-titlerow**) between the two sites. I examined the CSS to see which attributes were causing this height difference. I discovered that the height attribute for Social Buttons in the Dutch
## Problem When designing a SharePoint Designer workflow for a Dutch site, an error occurred when I used a language specific **Start Approval Process **action. The error only tells you that the workflow will not work: "Errors in the workflow prevent it from functioning correctly". It only highlights the **Approval Process** in red. {{}} {{}} "Het process Goedkeuring voor Current Item met Elst starten"
Some time ago, I wrote about a layout problem when using the [People Search Box Web Part outside a SharePoint Search Center](https://www.eliostruyf.com/fix-people-search-box-has-layout-problems-when-used-outside-a-search-center/). Other layout problems occurs when you enable **Query Suggestions** for the **Search Box Web Part**. {{}} What I experienced is that two different layout problems occur: 1. When Search Suggestions are enabled for the Search Box in the Top Navigation
Since a couple of months I have encountered the **User cannot be found **error a few times when accessing the **List Settings** or** Library Settings**. {{}} In my case I encountered this error in the following scenarios: * After switching the web application to **Claims-based authentication**; * After migrating some sites to another SharePoint farm. ## Solution The solution is to republish
In the years that I work with SharePoint, I have made several farm backups. Usually I can make use of a backup location in the same Active Directory forest as that from the SharePoint server. For a few times the backup location was located in another Active Directory forest where there was a trust between the Active Directory forests. The previous
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