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Troubleshoot SharePoint lists and libraries
For a Web site on a server running SharePoint Team Services v1.0 from Microsoft
The file I want to use as a template in a document library is not available.
The template must be in the active Web site. Do the following:
- On the File menu, click Import, and then click Add file.
- Locate and click the template file, and then click Open.
- Click OK.
- In Folders View, right-click the document library folder, and click Properties.
- On the Settings tab, select the Use a template for new documents check box, and then click Browse to find the file you imported in step 1.
Site visitors report that they can't get to a list, document library, or survey, yet I can see the folder for it in Folders view.
The default view may have been deleted. Do one of the following:
Set an existing page as the default view
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In Folders view, right-click the document library folder, list folder, or survey folder, and click Properties.
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Click the Supporting Files tab, and in the Default view page box, select the page you want.
Create a new view to use as the default
- In Page view, at the bottom of the document window, click Design
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Place the pointer on the page where you want to add the view.
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On the Insert menu, click Web Component.
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In the Component type box, click List View to create a view of a list or survey, or click Document Library View to create a view of a document library, and in the Choose a view style box, click a layout for the view.
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Click Finish.
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If the view is of a list or survey, in the Choose a list box, select the list or survey, and then click OK.
If the view is of a document library, in the Choose a document library box, select the document library, and click OK.
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To add commands that enable users to add and edit items, click Options, and in the Toolbar type box, click Full toolbar.
Note You can make other custom settings for this view in the List View Properties or Document Library View Properties dialog box.
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Click OK, and on the File menu, click Save to save the page.
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In Folders view, right-click the document library folder, list folder, or survey folder, and click Properties.
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Click the Supporting Files tab, and in the Default view page box, select the page you saved in step 7.
Microsoft FrontPage changed the name of my list, document library, or survey.
The name of the list, document library, or survey may include characters that cannot be used in URLs (Uniform Resource Locator (URL): An address that specifies a protocol (such as HTTP or FTP) and a location of an object, document, World Wide Web page, or other destination on the Internet or an intranet, for example: http://www.microsoft.com/.). If the name includes a character that cannot be used in a URL, FrontPage substitutes a new name for the list folder, document library folder, or survey folder. The name change affects the folder only. The name displayed on Web pages and link bars is the name that includes the non-URL characters.
The default value for a Multiple lines of text field disappeared.
Someone may have edited the field using a Web browser. If a Multiple lines of text field is edited in a Web browser (for example, changing the name of the field or changing how many lines of text the field can hold), the default value is deleted. Reenter the default value by making changes to the field in Microsoft FrontPage.
For a Web site on a server running Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services
I can no longer run document library rules.
The document library rules feature is available only on servers running SharePoint Team Services v1.0 from Microsoft. If your site has been upgraded to Windows SharePoint Services, you will be unable to run document library rules.
I can no longer edit a page by using my Web browser.
If you use Microsoft FrontPage to make certain changes to a Web page based on Windows SharePoint Services, you might be unable to make further customizations to the page by using a Web browser. For example, if you move a Web Part on default.aspx outside a Web Part Zone by using FrontPage, you will not be able to move that Web Part again by using the Modify My Page option in the browser. You must use FrontPage instead.
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