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Thanks for answering, the link you had provided me was related to the configuration. But, what i am really looking for is a hosted SharePoint website. Where I can browse through the SharePoint Admin view and it's features. Thanks

Your question is not related to SharePoint. So, move this question to the appropriate forum. There is no foolish question, there is no final answer...

Sharepoint is the subject of this forum. Read every thread and you will know all about it. :) Luc Pattyn [Forum Guidelines] [My Articles] DISCLAIMER: this message may have been modified by others; it may no longer reflect what I intended, and may contain bad advice; use at your own risk and with extreme care.

Where will you store the page? You have to create the page with in a site. There is no foolish question, there is no final answer...

Thank you Iday, I think too that should work... Regards, "pursuit of knowledge under difficulties...once UTPIAN soldier, a soldier forever"

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Do you have the class file for fbaMembers? Just attach the asp.net worker process with it and debug. Goto Login.aspx page in _layouts folder and try to figure out whether the session is available or not. Regards Saanj Either you love IT or leave IT...

Hi, Have you created any custom membership provider for the FBA? If you did then you can debug it and find the problem. Regards Saanj Either you love IT or leave IT...

There is no logical sense behind FBA failing in IE. So the problem is something different. Have you tried the same version of code in FireFox? Which version of IE are you using? Regards Saanj Either you love IT or leave IT... modified on Tuesday, June 9, 2009 8:04 AM

At least one site collection needs to be defined under one web site. Either you love IT or leave IT...

Have you tried working with the SharePoint WebServices? http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms479390.aspx[^] only two letters away from being an asset

Hi, thanks for the reply. i am a .net developer,need to know about this sharepoint in dotnet? if you have any samples or tutorials regarding this, please give me the link? Thanks in advance Known is a drop , Unknown is an Ocean

you can do this from site permission. On the page you can view all the users available. By clicking add-> New Users you can add a new user, it will redirect you to a new page of add user. Here you can also set the permission for that user. regards

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Install Sharepoint on the new server and during the install, point your new front end web server to your back-end SQL. if you are running a stand-alone box and are looking to move that, Install sharepoint on the new box and then use stsadm -o import command http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc261866.aspx or stsadm -o restore command http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc262087.aspxto import or restore your files into a blank site or site collection on that new install. If you are running on a stand-alone box, now would be a good time to switch over to one front end and one back end and get your farm started. Your users will be much happier with the added speed that this will provide. When you perform the import command or the restore, you will need to map a drive over to your old box where the backups reside or copy the entire contents of the backup files to the new box, before running the stsadm command. Stacy at 616-204-8819

Have you created the child controls after creating your control? e.g. something like: PeopleEditor PeoplePickerControl = new PeopleEditor(); this.Controls.Add(PeoplePickerControl); base.CreateChildControls(); The following article may be useful: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd490570.aspx[^]

Hi, Do you want to know the file location where the uploaded files of a document library reside? Well, sharepoint does not store its data in file system rather than it stores all information in content databases. The following databases will be created by default while installing sharepoint: SharePoint_AdminContent_GUID: It stores all Central Administration Content. SharePoint_Config: Configuration informations related to all sites, wen applications, web parts are stored over there. WSS_Search_ComputerName: It contains all informations related to the Search Service. WSS_Content_GUID: It stores all content related to a specific web application and its site collections. SharedServicesN_DB: It stores service specific data for SSP. SharedServicesN_Search_DB: It is a seperate database dedicated towards the search fields and keywords. SharedServicesContent: It stores all shared service content. SSO: It stores all specific informations related to the Sharepoint Single Sign On. Check out http://technet.microsoft.com/hi-in/library/cc974471(en-us).aspx[^] I hope this helps. :-O Regards Saanj Either you love IT or leave IT...