SPS Workplace View Advanced™ (SPS WVA) is a navigation
component that is only available in the Developer edition of the CorasWorks
Workplace Suite. It was created to be
used by SharePoint Portal Server users in portal areas and sub-areas and it
contains all of the functionality and features of the standard Workplace View
Advanced. In addition, it has the ability to understand and show sub-areas of
SPS in an organized, hierarchical tree-view and see top-level site
collections. This is beneficial because
it allows structured navigation of the portal, its sub-areas, and site
collections.
As with the standard Workplace View Advanced web part, users
can do the following:
· Access
menu options for the current site and navigate to sub-sites one or more levels
below the current level.
· Access
My Account Administration and set their alerts, password, and email/display
name controls.
· See
a complete list of lists, directly access each list, and create new lists.
· See
a description and link to each sub-site, if any exist. Sub-areas are displayed
in order by creation date.
· Add
this web part to a framed page, change the target location for any link in the
web part, and change the homepage URL (i.e., default.aspx).
· Specify
a URL to another site that resides on the server and retrieve a tree view
display of that web site for remote administration and/or navigation.
In addition, administrators can perform the following tasks:
· Work
with site/list/web part catalogs
· Manage
users and permissions
· Maintain
site titles and descriptions
· Create
and delete sites
· Other
administrative tasks
NOTE: Please do
not attempt to place the SPS Workplace View Advanced web part on a WSS site. It
will not work correctly and it may cause errors. The standard Workplace View Advanced web part
should be used on WSS site collections.
The standard WVA can also be used with the SPA WVA to provide a complete
navigation system from the portal down through sub-sites.
Last Modified: DATE \@ "MMMM yy" October 06
NOTE: This topic
applies only to the Summer 2005 SPS Workplace View Advanced (SPS WVA) web part.
If you are working with a prior release, please see “Web
Part Properties” instead.
New with the Summer 05 release, the administration interface
includes a Sites and Lists tab that is used to select the sites and number of
levels to include in the SPS WVA display.
When you are finished making your selections on this tab,
make sure you click Apply to save your changes and keep the administration
interface open, or click OK to save your changes and return to the web part display.
Other tabs do not require you to click Apply to save changes; changes are saved
automatically when you move from one tab to another. However, this tab differs
in that clicking Apply loads your schema selections and other settings
referenced by other tabs.
This optional field is used to define the URL for the site
(or the top-level site) you want to access and from which you want to return
list items. This can be any SharePoint site that resides on the same server as
this web part. If this field is left blank, it will default to the URL where
the web part is placed.
The format for the URL is http://Site-URL/SiteName.
Examples:
· http://www.sitename.com/
· http://www.sitename.com/site1
· http://www.sitename.com/site1/site1a
To include more than one site, type the first URL you want
to work with in the Site URL field and then click Add URL. The URL you just
identified is placed in the box below the field. Type another URL in the Site
URL field and click Add URL again. Repeat this process as many times as
necessary.
To remove selected URLs from this area, highlight the URL
you want to remove from the box below this field and click Remove.
Alternatively, you can click Remove All to remove all URLs.
This field is used to enter the number of levels to be searched
to find sites and lists for the web part. The maximum number of levels is 7. If
you want to include more than one level, be sure to enter a numerical value in
this field.
The two fields in the Site Collection Filter area allow you
to filter the sites that are returned by the web part. The Filter Column field
is used to identify the column to be referenced in the Sites lists in the site
directory.
The two fields in the Site Collection Filter area allow you
to filter the sites that are returned by the web part. The Filter Value field
is used to identify the value to look for in the column named in the field
above.
NOTE: This topic
applies only to the Summer 2005 SPS Workplace View Advanced web part. If you
are working with a prior release, please see “Web Part
Properties” instead.
The fields on this tab are used to select the options and
folders to include in the web part display. For example, you can display or
hide the Administration, Self Management, and Lists folders. Sub-areas are
displayed in order by creation date.
When you are finished making your selections on this tab,
click any other administration tab to save your changes and keep the
administration interface open, or click OK to save your changes and return to
the web part display.
When this checkbox is selected, the Administration Folder will
be displayed for each site returned by the web part.
When this checkbox is selected, each site with folders or
sub-sites will be returned in an expanded form. The number of sites returned
depends on the number of levels chosen in the "Site Levels Displayed"
field on the Sites and Lists tab.
When this checkbox is selected, the Lists folder will be
displayed for each site returned by the web part.
When this checkbox is selected, the display of each list
name returned by the web part will be followed by the number of items in the
list.
When this checkbox is selected, the web part will include
hidden lists in the Lists folder for each site included in the display. The
checkbox is left blank by default.
When this checkbox is selected, the Self Management Folder will
be displayed for each site returned by the web part.
When this checkbox is selected, the web part display will
include the sites available below the URL defined in the Site URL field on the
Sites and Lists tab.
When this checkbox is selected, the administrative options
and the sites below the current URL will be displayed in an expanded form.
By default, site collection URLs are sent when a web part connection
has been established between the SPS Workplace View Advanced and the Workplace View
Advanced. When this checkbox is selected, sub-area URLs will be sent instead of
site collection URLs.
NOTE: This topic
applies only to the Summer 2005 SPS Workplace View Advanced web part. If you
are working with a prior release, please see “Web Part
Properties” instead.
The Localization tab allows you to customize the names of
each of the options displayed by the web part. It also allows you to customize
all of the text on the administration interface, including tab and section
names and descriptions, field names, drop-down field options, and button
labels. Content is grouped by the tab on
which it appears.
To customize any of this information, simply locate the text
you want to change and type over it with the desired content.
Use the Filter at the top of the tab to easily find content.
Just type the content you're looking for and then click Filter.
To reset a value back to its default, delete the value in
the text box and apply the changes. The next time the corresponding tab loads,
the default value will be displayed.
When you are finished making the necessary changes on this
tab, click any other administration tab to save your changes and keep the
administration interface open, or click OK to save your changes and return to
the SPS WVA display.
You may find it helpful to open another browser session
and view the results of your customizations as you save your changes.
NOTE: This topic
applies only to the Summer 2005 SPS Workplace View Advanced web part. If you
are working with a prior release, please see “Web Part
Properties” instead.
When you are finished making the necessary changes on this
tab, click any other administration tab to save your changes and keep the
administration interface open, or click OK to save your changes and return to
the web part display.
This field is used to identify the name for the homepage of
the site (*.aspx). This is useful if, in a framed environment, the homepage you
have setup is default.aspx, but the display page for the body frame of the page
is index.aspx.
This field allows you to change the default SPS My Site
characteristics of the web part. By default, the web part will modify the URL
"/mysite" to point to "/personal/User". This allows the web
part to search through the MySite section of SharePoint Portal Server. However,
SPS allows the administrator to alter the URL definition for each SPS server. To
accommodate this, the SPS My Site Path field allows you to alter the web part
to support your organization’s SPS MySite setup.
This field is used to specify the site directory where new
sites are to be created when the "Create a Site" link is selected under
Site Administration.
This field is used to specify the name of the sites list and
the form to use when creating new sites. The format is “list;form”
Example: Sites;NewForm.aspx
This entry allows you to define the target window for the
links provided in the web part. For example, if you wanted any links that are
clicked on to open in a new window, you would type “_new” in this field. Valid
options include:
· _blank
· _new
· _parent
· _self
NOTE: This topic
applies only to versions of the SPS Workplace View Advanced web part from before
the Summer 2005 release. If you are working with the Summer 2005 release,
please see the Admin: Tab topics.
(Optional) Enter the URL for the first site you want to
access and from which you want to return management links, sites, and lists.
This can be any SharePoint site that resides on the same server as this web
part. The format for the URL must be:
http://Site-URL/SiteName.
Examples:
http://www.sitename.com/ http://www.sitename.com;http://www.sitename2.com
http://www.sitename.com/site1
http://www.sitename.com/site1/site1a
If you leave this field blank, it will default to the site
where the web part is instantiated.
(Optional) Enter the number of levels to be searched to find
sites and lists for the web part. The maximum number of levels is 7, the
default is 1. If you want to include more than one level, be sure to enter a
numerical value in this box.
Please make sure that a number is entered in this field. If
you spell out a number, it will result in an error and no lists will be found.
Toggle this checkbox on to show the Self Management Folder
for each site returned.
Toggle this checkbox on to show the Administration Folder
for each site returned.
Toggle this checkbox on to show the Lists Folder for each
site returned.
Toggle this checkbox on to show the sites available below
the URL defined in the Site URL field.
Send Sub Areas URLS
By default, site collection URLs are sent when a web part connection
has been established between the SPS Workplace View Advanced and the Workplace View
Advanced. By enabling the Send Sub Areas URLS property, sub-area URLs will be sent
instead of site collection URLs.
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Division Filter
This field is used to identify the Field Title and Text
value you want to use to filter the sites in the sites sub-area. The format for
this field is "Field_Title;Text".
Example: Division;IT
(Optional) This field is used to define how you want to have
links opened from the web part. Valid options include “_self”, “_parent”, “_top”,
“Custom”, or any other variable permitted by a target reference in an anchor
(<a>) tag. The default is “_self.”
(Optional) Enter the name for the
homepage of the site (*.aspx). This is useful if, in a framed environment, the
homepage you have set up is default.aspx, but the display page for the body frame
of the page is index.aspx. The default for this field is default.aspx for
general sites.
Show List Item Count
Toggle this checkbox on to show the total number of items in
each list returned.
Show Sites Expanded
Toggle this checkbox on to have each site with folders or
sub-sites returned in an expanded form. The number of sites returned depends on
the number of levels chosen in the "Site Levels Returned" field.
Suppress Errors
Toggle this checkbox on hide any site access errors.
The Actions menu allows both administrators and users to
execute common actions in lieu of utilizing search commands. The Show Version action
is available to all users on the system.
To use the Actions menu and view version information, go to the
web part and drop down the web part menu options by clicking on the down arrow
on the top right hand side of the web part.
Drag your mouse over "Actions" and then choose the desired
option.
If you are working with the Summer 2005 release, this option
causes the administration interface to be displayed. If you are working with a
prior release, this option causes the web part’s administration window to be
displayed. In either case, the resulting display allows administrators to
determine the lists and schemas utilized by the web part. This option is only
available to administrators.
This selection will show version information within the web
part area, including application, version, organization, authors, and build date.
The link to Close Version Window returns the page back to it original state.
NOTE: Because all
CorasWorks web parts utilize this command for version viewing, every CorasWorks
web part on the page will respond to the Show Version action. This will allow
you to view version information for all CorasWorks web parts at once.
Connectability is a standard protocol that is supported
within a SharePoint environment. CorasWorks navigation and roll-up components
can utilize the connectability interface so CorasWorks web parts can “talk” to
one another and one web part can receive information from another web part.
This information can be used to alter the data displayed within the current web
part.
You can make the web part connection from either web part by
using the Connections option on the web part menu.
You can only activate a connection when the page is in
Design mode. Once in Design mode, access the web part menu and select
Connections. Then specify the type of connection you want and the web part you
want to connect to.
This type of connection allows you to provide a list of URLS
to another web part. It allows you to set up your site information within one
web part and have its setting reflect within this web part. The SPS WVA will
not accept information from any other web part.
CorasWorks web parts have a number of properties that can
only be modified by manually editing the DWP file associated with this web
part. You can edit a DWP file by exporting the web part to a location of your
choice, making the desired changes, and then uploading it back onto your site.
The properties described here allow you to change the
function and display of the web part. Please keep in mind the XML namespace of
the web part you are changing, or these properties will not be enabled within
the web part. XML namespaces for all
CorasWorks web parts are provided in the 0For
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help topic.
Also note that some of these properties some may require the
use of a "<", ">", or "&" symbol. If
that is the case, you will need to replace these characters with their encoded
equivalents of "<", ">", and
"&" respectively.
These properties are only viewable in the DWP if the default
settings have been changed.
NOTE: As of the
Summer 05 release of the Workplace Suite, a Localization tab on the new
administration interface allows you to make many of the localization changes
described below. Before you make these changes in the DWP, you may want to
review the available settings that can be modified on the Localization tab.
Division (String)
This property is used to define a filter for the sites in
the site area. The format for this property is "Field_Title;Text".
Example:
Division;IT
This property is used to define the name for the homepage of
the site (*.aspx). This is useful if in a framed environment the homepage you
have setup is default.aspx but the display page for the body frame of the page
is index.aspx.
This property is used to define the number of levels that
you want to search to find sites and lists to include in the web part display.
The maximum number of levels is 7.
If you want to search more than one level, be sure to enter
a numerical value (1-7). If you spell out a number, it will result in an error
and no lists will be found.
This property allows you to change the default MySite
characteristics of the web part. The default characteristic modifies the URL
"/mysite" to point to "/personal/User". This allows the web
part to search through the MySite section of SharePoint Portal Server. SPS
allows administrators to alter the URL definition for each SPS server. To
accommodate for this, the DWP Property "MySite" was designed to allow
administrators to alter the web part to support their particular SPS MySite
setup.
Use:
<MySite xmlns='webpart_namespace'>/sites/<%Domain%>
AND/OR <%User%></MySite>
Example:
<MySite
xmlns='CorasWSC.Document.Spreadsheet.RollUp'>/personal/<%User%></MySite>
Settings:
<%User%> = User Name
<%Domain%> = Domain Name
When a web part connection has been established between the SPS
Workplace View Advanced and the Workplace View Advanced, site collection URLs are
sent by default. By enabling this property (setting it to true), sub-area URLs will
be sent instead of site collection URLs.
This property is used to show the Administration Folder for
each site returned. The valid values are true and false.
Set this property to true to have each site with folders or
sub-sites returned in an expanded form. The number of sites returned depends on
the number of Levels chosen in the Levels Returned field.
This property is used to show the Lists folder for each site
returned. The valid values are true and false.
Set this property to true
to show the total number of items in each list returned.
This property is used to show the Self Management Folder for
each site returned. The valid values are
true and false.
This property is used to show the sites available below the
site where the web part is pointing. The valid values are true and false.
Set this property to true to have all sites above the
current web part returned in an expanded form.
SiteDirectory (String)
This parameter is used to specify the site directory where
new sites are to be created when the "Create a Site" link is selected
under Site Administration.
SitesList (String)
This parameter is used to specify the name of the sites list
and the form to use when creating new sites.
This property is used to identify the URL(s) for the site(s)
from which you want to return management links, sites, and lists. This can be
any SharePoint site that resides on the same server as this web part. The
format for the URL must be: http://Site-URL/SiteName
Examples:
· http://www.sitename.com/
http://www.sitename.com;http://www.sitename2.com
· http://www.sitename.com/site1
· http://www.sitename.com/site1/site1a
· http://www.sitename.com/site
1
Set this property to true to display site access errors.
The target window in which you wish to have each of the web
part’s links open. This can be "_parent", "_top",
"Custom", or any other variable permitted by a Target reference in an
anchor (<a>) tag.
NOTE: This topic
only applies to releases of the Workplace Suite prior to the Summer 2005 release.
As of the Summer 2005 release, the Localization
tab on the new administration interface allows you to make all of the
localization changes described below. As a result, the Summer 2005 release does
not support manual modification of DWP properties for localization.
CorasWorks web parts have a number of properties that can
only be modified by manually editing the DWP file associated with this web
part. The properties described here relate specifically to localization. You
can edit a DWP file by exporting the web part to a location of your choice,
making the desired changes, and then uploading it back onto your site.
The properties described here allow you to change the
function and display of the web part. Please keep in mind the XML namespace of
the web part you are changing, or these properties will not be enabled within
the web part. XML namespaces for all
CorasWorks web parts are provided in the 1For
DevelopersHelp_D2HPrivate(-9,656)Overview1
help topic.
Also note that some of these properties some may require the
use of a "<", ">", or "&" symbol. With
the exception of the LCIDXML property, you must replace these characters with
their encoded equivalents of "<", ">", and
"&" respectively.
These properties are only viewable in the DWP if the default
settings have been changed.
This property allows you to localize the user interface. The
easiest way to use this property is to follow these steps:
1. Copy the sample code below
into Notepad and make the appropriate translations to the content between each
tag.
2. Remove all of the carriage
returns and replace any double quotes (“) with single quotes (‘). Make sure
there aren’t any brackets ([ ]) anywhere in the text. If there are, replace
them with parentheses ( ). The XML nodes must appear in the exact order as they
are shown below; you can not omit nodes or reorder them.
3. Export the web part you want
to localize and add this: <LCIDXML
xmlns="webpart_namespace"><![CDATA[]]></LCIDXML>
(where "webpart_namespace" is the web part name identified in the
.chm file included in the Developer and Small Business editions of the Suite)
For example: <LCIDXML
xmlns="CorasWSC.Workplace"><![CDATA[]]></LCIDXML>
4. Copy the modified LCIDXML
content from Step 2 and place it after the opening bracket after CDATA.
5. Save the localized web part
and import it into your site. CorasWorks recommends that you use a naming
convention that makes it clear which language(s) are supported by the web part.
Sample Code:
<?xml version='1.0' ?>
<CorasWorks>
<SPSWorkplaceViewAdvanced id='default'>
<PlusImageName>/_layouts/images/plus.gif</PlusImageName>
<MinusImageName>/_layouts/images/minus.gif</MinusImageName>
<STSDefaultImageName>/_layouts/images/stsicon.gif</STSDefaultImageName>
<STSImageName>/_layouts/images/stsicon.gif</STSImageName>
<MPSImageName>/_layouts/images/mngatt.gif</MPSImageName>
<SMImageName>/_layouts/images/itfl.gif</SMImageName>
<SMTitle>Self Management</SMTitle>
<SMMIImageName>/_layouts/images/msmeml.gif</SMMIImageName>
<SMMIURL>/_layouts/1033/useredit.aspx</SMMIURL>
<SMMITitle>My Information</SMMITitle>
<SMMAImageName>/_layouts/images/ittxtbox.gif</SMMAImageName>
<SMMAURL>/_layouts/1033/MySubs.aspx</SMMAURL>
<SMMATitle>My Alerts</SMMATitle>
<SMMPImageName>/_layouts/images/itissl.gif</SMMPImageName>
<SMMPURL>/_layouts/1033/password.aspx</SMMPURL>
<SMMPTitle>My Password</SMMPTitle>
<ADImageName>/_layouts/images/itfl.gif</ADImageName>
<ADTitle>Administration</ADTitle>
<ADSAImageName>/_layouts/images/icmanage.gif</ADSAImageName>
<ADSATitle>Security Administration</ADSATitle>
<ADSAMPIURL>/_layouts/1033/webperm.aspx</ADSAMPIURL>
<ADSAMPITitle>Manage Permission Inheritance</ADSAMPITitle>
<ADSAMUURL>/_layouts/1033/user.aspx</ADSAMUURL>
<ADSAMUTitle>Manage Users</ADSAMUTitle>
<ADSAMSGURL>/_layouts/1033/role.aspx</ADSAMSGURL>
<ADSAMSGTitle>Manage Site Groups</ADSAMSGTitle>
<ADSAMAAURL>/_layouts/1033/setanon.aspx</ADSAMAAURL>
<ADSAMAATitle>Manage Anonymous Access</ADSAMAATitle>
<ADSAMSURL>/_layouts/1033/spcatsec.aspx</ADSAMSURL>
<ADSAMSTitle>Manage Security</ADSAMSTitle>
<ADSAMXSGURL>/_layouts/1033/mygrps.aspx</ADSAMXSGURL>
<ADSAMXSGTitle>Manage X-Site Groups</ADSAMXSGTitle>
<ADSAVIAUURL>/_layouts/1033/userinfo.aspx</ADSAVIAUURL>
<ADSAVIAUTitle>View Info About Users</ADSAVIAUTitle>
<ADSTAImageName>/_layouts/images/mscntvwl.gif</ADSTAImageName>
<ADSTAURL>/_layouts/1033/settings.aspx</ADSTAURL>
<ADSTATitle>Site Administration</ADSTATitle>
<ADSTACSURL>/_layouts/1033/SPEditCategory.aspx</ADSTACSURL>
<ADSTACSTitle>Change Settings</ADSTACSTitle>
<ADSTACSTURL>/_layouts/1033/scsignup.aspx</ADSTACSTURL>
<ADSTACSTTitle>Create a Site</ADSTACSTTitle>
<ADSTACSAURL>/_layouts/1033/spnewcategory.aspx</ADSTACSAURL>
<ADSTACSATitle>Create Subarea</ADSTACSATitle>
<ADSTASSATURL>/_layouts/1033/savetmpl.aspx</ADSTASSATURL>
<ADSTASSATTitle>Save Subarea as a
Template</ADSTASSATTitle>
<ADSTAMWDURL>/_layouts/1033/mngdisc.aspx</ADSTAMWDURL>
<ADSTAMWDTitle>Manage Web Discussions</ADSTAMWDTitle>
<ADSTAMUAURL>/_layouts/1033/SiteSubs.aspx</ADSTAMUAURL>
<ADSTAMUATitle>Manage User Alerts</ADSTAMUATitle>
<ADSTAMRSURL>/_layouts/1033/regionalsetng.aspx</ADSTAMRSURL>
<ADSTAMRSTitle>Modify Regional Settings</ADSTAMRSTitle>
<ADSTAMPSURL>/_layouts/1033/catman.aspx</ADSTAMPSURL>
<ADSTAMPSTitle>Manage Portal Site</ADSTAMPSTitle>
<ADSCATImageName>/_layouts/images/msxmll.gif</ADSCATImageName>
<ADSCATTitle>Site Catalogs</ADSCATTitle>
<ADSCATSTURL>/_catalogs/wt/Forms/Common.aspx</ADSCATSTURL>
<ADSCATSTTitle>Site Templates</ADSCATSTTitle>
<ADSCATLTURL>/_catalogs/lt/Forms/AllItems.aspx</ADSCATLTURL>
<ADSCATLTTitle>List Templates</ADSCATLTTitle>
<ADSCATWPURL>/_catalogs/wp/Forms/AllItems.aspx</ADSCATWPURL>
<ADSCATWPTitle>Web Parts</ADSCATWPTitle>
<ADSCOLImageName>/_layouts/images/mscontl.gif</ADSCOLImageName>
<ADSCOLTitle>Site Collection</ADSCOLTitle>
<ADSCOLSHURL>/_layouts/1033/vsubwebs.aspx</ADSCOLSHURL>
<ADSCOLSHTitle>Site Heiarchy</ADSCOLSHTitle>
<ADSCOLSSURL>/_layouts/1033/storman.aspx</ADSCOLSSURL>
<ADSCOLSSTitle>Storage Space</ADSCOLSSTitle>
<ADSCOLPCURL>/_layouts/1033/portal.aspx</ADSCOLPCURL>
<ADSCOLPCTitle>Portal Connections</ADSCOLPCTitle>
<LSTImageName>/_layouts/images/itfl.gif</LSTImageName>
<LSTTitle>Lists</LSTTitle>
<LSTCLImageName>/_layouts/images/itobject.gif</LSTCLImageName>
<LSTCLURL>/_layouts/1033/create.aspx</LSTCLURL>
<LSTCLTitle>Create List</LSTCLTitle>
<LSTDefaultImageName>/_layouts/images/itgen.gif</LSTDefaultImageName>
<LSTDLImageName>/_layouts/images/itdl.gif</LSTDLImageName>
<LSTDLPLImageName>/_layouts/images/itil.gif</LSTDLPLImageName>
<LSTANImageName>/_layouts/images/itann.gif</LSTANImageName>
<LSTCNImageName>/_layouts/images/itcontct.gif</LSTCNImageName>
<LSTEVImageName>/_layouts/images/itevent.gif</LSTEVImageName>
<LSTSRImageName>/_layouts/images/itsurvey.gif</LSTSRImageName>
<LSTLNImageName>/_layouts/images/itlink.gif</LSTLNImageName>
<LSTTSImageName>/_layouts/images/ittask.gif</LSTTSImageName>
<LSTDBImageName>/_layouts/images/itdisc.gif</LSTDBImageName>
<LSTITImageName>/_layouts/images/itissue.gif</LSTITImageName>
<STImageName>/_layouts/images/itfl.gif</STImageName>
<STTitle>Sites</STTitle>
</SPSWorkplaceViewAdvanced>
</CorasWorks>
The CorasWorks node supports multiple SPSWorkplaceViewAdvanced
nodes, allowing for the same web part to be used on multiple sites. When the web
part loads, the language of the site that the web part is hosted in will automatically
be used, provided an ID attribute for the site’s SPSWorkplaceViewAdvanced node has
been defined, otherwise, the SPSWorkplaceViewAdvanced node with an attribute of
'default' will be used.
To localize the web part for multiple languages, repeat these
tags (and the content in between) for each language. However, instead of using ‘default’
after the web part ID, use one of the 4-digit LCIDs provided below. Copy the rest
of the LCIDXML text and place it between these tags for each desired language, making
the appropriate translations for each language.
The following list shows the LCID for each language.
LCID Language
1025 Arabic
2052 Chinese - Simplified
1028 Chinese - Traditional
1029 Czech
1030 Danish
1043 Dutch
1033 English
1035 Finnish
1036 French
1031 German
1032 Greek
1037 Hebrew
1038 Hungarian
1040 Italian
1041 Japanese
1042 Korean
1044 Norwegian
1045 Polish
2070 Portuguese
1046 Portuguese – Brazilian
1049 Russian
1034 Spanish
1053 Swedish
1054 Thai
1055 Turkish
I do not see the same sites that someone
else does.
This is because you do not have the same rights as someone
else. You can only see those sites which you have permission to access.
I receive the error "The format
of the URL you specified is incorrect."
This means that the URL you entered in the web part’s "Status
Properties" field can not be understood. Please go to the Status
Properties field and double-check how you specified the URL. The format of the
URL must be either http://Site-URL or http://Site-URL/Sub-Site-Name.
I receive the error "The URL you
specified was incorrect and the site cannot be found."
This means that the URL you entered in the web part’s "Status
Properties" field cannot be understood. Please go to the Status Properties
field and double-check how you specified the URL. The format of the URL must be
either http://Site-URL or http://Site-URL/Sub-Site-Name.
Sub-areas are displayed in order by creation date.
· Added
administration interface
· Added
ability to show/hide hidden lists