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I am involved in writing a custom document management application in PHP on a Linux box that will store various file formats (potentially 1000's of files) and we need to be able to check whether a text document has been uploaded before to prevent duplication...
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That being said, here's the approach I'm taking:
Allow a user to upload a document associating it with whichever Projects/Tasks they want the headers with the "proper" filename; At some....
As they can find their own document by its own name.
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In a SharePoint document library, is there any way to store the documents on the file system instead of the database?
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You can make SharePoint store its.
That said, you into a standard file system once they are added to a document library.
Documents in a SharePoint document library will always be hosted in the database.
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Class EXAMPLE{ public func1() private func2() func3() }
I have checked for documented entities only. I have documentation for func1 and func3 but no documentation for func2. I have
EXTRACT_ALL = NO EXTRACT_PRIVATE = NO EXTRACT_STATIC = NO EXTRACT_LOCAL...
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Thanks for the quickest response but actually my case is this one:
class EXAMPLE... .
As func2() is private and the EXTRACT_PRIVATE flag instructs Doxygen to ignore the private even if they are documented.
You must turn on the EXTRACT_PRIVATE flag.
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I have a website in Sharepoint 2007. I need to do a query of documents in a document library in a SPWeb/site and to know the KBs of the document.
In fact, i have to extract which is the url of the document from a linkfield and then look for the KBs?
Anyone...
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If the above answer does not do it for you, you can use... .
There is a field with the internal name File_x0020_Size (SPBuiltInFieldId.File_x0020_Size = {8fca95c0-9b7d-456f-8dae-b41ee2728b85})
You can probably use that to do a query against the files size .
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I have one set of documents that implicitly define the allowed fields for a second set of objects that have to be transformed into a third set of documents ( which "rules" document to use depends upon the content of the file being transformed) e.g.
<...
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Maybe I'm oversimplifying, but is there a reason why your "rules document" cannot simply be an XSLT that will transform your xml rule document into a xsl stylesheet that you will then apply onto your source xml; </xsl:template> <....
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Hi, We have a requirement to retrieve document library name based on the URL of a document library. We have searched through all the methods offered by "List" web service in SharePoint, but could not find any method that takes the URL of the document ...
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Once the document library is created, the ....
Pointing directly to the document library as well as pointing to a file in that library
string for getting the Document library name from the Url, then it's best to use the object model.
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How do I make open “read only” the only option within a SharePoint document library?
When using either Word 2003 or 2007 and saving the document as a template or modifying the file properties as “read only” doesn’t prevent modification of the file in ...
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Why doesn't modifying the document library permissiones to 'read only' allow your users to change/save the document in the document library? That's not right a document to be “read only” it....
That performs the cancel here.
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What are some practices for documenting your system? We work with a 10-year-old system where there is no requirement for documentation. That includes business analyst requirement documents or technical documents. Right now, everything is put in one Word...
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Always document the physical data model used (capture diagrams", so I'm not sure what problem you're trying....
I've done in the past with these sort of projects is rather then try and document in detail, do classes or commonly used data types .
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Hi, If i know the URL for a document, can I find the URL for sharepoint document library in which the document is present. The following are two sample URLs for a SharePoint site. The first document is present under the root of a document library. The...
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The first is extremely simple:
private SPList GetListForFile....
Neither performs extremely well (important to note), though the second solution typically performs fairly well for our use cases .
There are two different ways I do this, depending on the situation .
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I don't get what jQuery(document) is here. I thought you always used $(document)
see here in his examples: http://sorgalla.com/projects/jcarousel/
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It's like <? versus <?php : one is a shorthand version that may be vulnerable... .
It is otherwise identical.
Sometimes $ is disabled as it may conflict with other Javascript libraries you are using .
$ is shorthand for jQuery.
There is no difference.
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