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• Gacutil.exe on Windows Server 2008 Standard SP2

  - by IrishChieftain

  I'm trying to deploy a Web Part Feature as part of solution. Solution being add to the store and feature being added successfully. Full trust enabled in Web.Config for bin deployment of the .DLL but Web Part not working when page viewed by a non-admin user... So, decided to deploy to GAC but discovered that gacutil.exe is not included with the OS? The only place I can find it is in the Windows SDK with a download size of over 22GB! I know I can choose to download only certain components, but which ones should I select and are there any dependencies? Better yet, is there an easier way to get a copy of the gacutil.exe tool?

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• How to Export Blog Posts from SharePoint Team Site?

  - by IrishChieftain

  I have a team site blog with many posts that I wish to export. I don't see any option outside of exporting the post titles to an Excel sheet. Any ideas? OPML?

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• Difference Between STSDEV and VSeWSS 1.3 Projects

  - by IrishChieftain

  Some time back, I created two separate SharePoint projects in VS 2008; one using STSDEV, the other using VSeWSS 3.0. I want both of these projects to be created with VS extensions, but how can I tell them apart? The project files look very similar...

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• ASP.NET 4.0 Routing and Subfolders

  - by IrishChieftain

  I have a folder structure like this: Site/About/About.aspx I have a link in a user control like this: <a href="~/About/About" id="aboutLink" title="About" runat="server">About</a> And in my RegisterRoutes() method, I have this: routes.MapPageRoute("", "About/About/", "~/About/About.aspx"); It works but produces the following URL: Site/About/About What I would like is this: Site/About Is this possible with out-of-the-box 4.0 routing?

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• BlogEngine - Mangling of HTML Anchor Links in TinyMCE Editor

  - by IrishChieftain

  When I create the following link: <a href="~/Contact.aspx" runat="server">Contact us</a> The editor strips out the runat attribute, breaking the link. It's also inserting "/page" into the URL which I do not want to happen. Is there some editor setting to prevent this from happening? I've checked here and couldn't find an answer. UPDATE I've added the following to tinyMCE.acsx to allow the addition of the runat attribute to anchor links: tinyMCE.init({ ... extended_valid_elements : "a[href|runat=server]" ... }); This solves the problem with the runat attribute being stripped out. My only remaining problem is the automatic insertion of "page" in the URL. Anybody?

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