Displaying the Server Ribbon and Site Actions Menu on Customized Search Pages Upgraded to SharePoint

How to Hide the Ribbon and Site Actions Menu for Anonymous Users in sharepoint2010?

 

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I installed Sharepoint Designer 2007 on my home pc. It does not have the "Site Actions" menu. I originally created my Web site (I upload files via FTP) using MS Frontpage. How do I change the theme created in MS Frontpage? Or, how do I find the "Site Actions" menu?

Any help will be appreciated.

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I really like how SharePoint 2010 uses Silverlight to allow users to create a new Document Library from the Site Actions menu.  I would like to alter the v4.master page and add a new menu item to the Site Actions menu that allows the user to create a new Calendar.  How do I alter the code below to make a new menu item that will create an events list? <SharePoint:MenuItemTemplate runat="server" id="MenuItem_CreateDocLib" Text="<%$Resources:wss,siteactions_createdoclib%>" Description="<%$Resources:wss,siteactions_createdoclibdesc%>" ImageUrl="/_layouts/images/NewDocLibHH.png" MenuGroupId="200" Sequence="220" UseShortId="true" ClientOnClickScriptContainingPrefixedUrl="if (LaunchCreateHandler('DocLib')) { GoToPage('~site/_layouts/new.aspx?FeatureId={00bfea71-e717-4e80-aa17-d0c71b360101}&amp;ListTemplate=101') }" PermissionsString="ManageLists" PermissionMode="Any" VisibilityFeatureId="00BFEA71-E717-4E80-AA17-D0C71B360101" />

Hi I've tryed this guide to hide the top menu search bar with Sharepoint Designer in Sharepoint server 2010 ------------------------------ Open SharePoint Designer          Open the site in SharePoint Designer   On the left navigation pane, click on “All Files” (bottom item on menu)   Click on the folder “_catalogs”   Click on the folder “masterpage”   Click on the file “v4.master” An overview will open Make sure that you have selected “Split mode” viewing          Click on “Edit file” (I hope this is correct, because I have a Dutch version)          Select “Skewer click” on the ribbon          When you click on a item, you are presented with a submenu. Select in this case, the Help-button, “a#TopHelpLink” For the Search-field, you have to select “div#s4-searcharea.s4-search s4-rp”.          In the code properties screen, on the right side, select Style          And set visibility to “hidden”   Save your master file. ------------------------------ But it dosn't work, it puts a little red line under "hidden", Like if y

Hello everyone! I'm branding a SharePoint 2010 site and I'm stuck in a problem. The ribbon tool bar is appearing twice on the top of my search sub-site. Everywhere else is good (appearing just once). I did review all my code on the master page and everything seems to be good. Also compared the custom master page with a "v4.master" and all the sharepoint controls and placeholders are just exactly the same. Any ideas of what's going on? Here's the image: From

I would like to hide a number of items currently listed in the 'Site Actions' menu of a publishing site I've created.

I've deployed a feature that adds a link to the 'Site Actions' menu that links to a custom application.

In this feature would I be able to also specify which 'Site Actions' items to hide?

Is it possible to add our own menu to ribbon in sharepoint 2010 using server object model?(not using xml file)

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When I want search a keyword in the sharepoint that search keyword will return from other sharepoint site also which is located in different server .

What are steps to do for adding the defferent server sharepoint site within the server for searching.

Thanks for help

 

In this first part of the two part series, Steven covers the differences between Site and Application pages in SharePoint 2007, why each may be used in various circumstances, and prepares for the construction of a menu located application page. After a brief introduction he examines the concept of Site Pages and Application Pages separately in detail with supported screenshots.

As the second article in a two part series, Steven examines the attributes and details of a SharePoint 2007 application page, including the construction and feature deployment of the same page based project. Since this is a WSS level objective, as opposed to MOSS, you will not need MOSS to work with the code included in this project. Windows Server 2003, WSS, and Visual Studio 2005 are all that is needed, with no additional add-ons. He provides a detailed analysis of each step involved in the creation and deployment of the project.