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Saturday, May 3, 2014

Object doesn't support property or method 'addEventListener' or Object doesn't support property or method 'getAttribute' Opening SharePoint sites with IE 11: SharePoint 2013

Issue: When you open a SharePoint 2013 or SharePoint 2010 site with IE11 you get an error message.

"Object doesn't support property or method 'addEventListener'".  Or
Object doesn't support property or method 'getAttribute'.....AT



Background: Some of the user had recently been upgraded to new versions of windows 8 and got IE 11 by default. However while opening the SharePoint site they get error message and when they close the error dialog box they hardly can do anything. Refreshing the page doesn't work.

Troubleshooting:
After doing all the basic checks we got to know that this is very common and wide spread issue people are facing and simple solution to this is run the site in IE compatibility mode.

Resolution:
1. Click the CLOSE button to close the error message - Find Internet Explorer options/tools - Choose Compatibility View Settings - Add URL of site - Accept changes and close - Refresh the page and try to open the site now.

2. If the issue existing, you can try to change the settings in Internet Explorer and check.

Open Internet Explorer, click on Tools - Click on Internet Options, click Advanced tab - Make sure there is a check mark for these options. "Disable script debugging (Internet Explorer)" "Disable script debugging (Other)" - Uncheck "Display notification about every script error", click on Apply and Ok -  Restart the Internet Explorer and check the issue.

3. Try to disable enhanced protected mode and check.

Click the Tools icon in Internet Explorer - Go to Advanced tab and select the Security section and uncheck the checkbox beside Enable Enhanced Protected Mode (requires restarting Internet Explorer). - Click on Apply, and then click OK.

4. Also try to add the websites to trusted sites list and check.

Open Internet Explorer, click on Tools and then click on Internet Options - Click on the Security tab - Now click on Trusted sites and then click on sites button - Type the URL of the website in the text box and click on the Add button - When you’re done, click on close.

I hope at least one of the above given solution should work for you and when you open your site in SharePoint it should work for you.

If you have any difficulty in implementing the steps given above, do let me know I would be happier to help you.

Applies to: SharePoint Server 2013,    Internet Explorer 11.




Thursday, May 1, 2014

Recently published content for SharePoint 2013


Hide SharePoint Server 2013 social features   Learn how to remove Web Parts and hide user interface
controls that provide social features in SharePoint Server 2013 that have been replaced by Yammer.

Get and install the Yammer app onto SharePoint Server 2013 sites   Learn how to add the Yammer app to the app catalog and make it available on My Sites and team sites.

Understanding multi-tenancy in SharePoint Server 2013   Learn about the multi-tenancy feature and the underlying components and services related to multi-tenancy in SharePoint Server 2013.

General guidance for hosters in SharePoint Server 2013   Learn about general guidance related to multi-tenancy in SharePoint Server 2013.

Overview of OneDrive for Business with Office Online   Learn about the new stand-alone service of OneDrive for Business with Office Online and how you can use it with or without SharePoint.

Microsoft Azure Architectures for SharePoint 2013   SharePoint solutions can be hosted in Azure Infrastructure Services.


Internet Sites in Microsoft Azure using SharePoint Server 2013   Learn how to configure a SharePoint Server 2013 farm by using the Azure Active Directory Access Control.

Applies to: SharePoint Server 2013, SharePoint Foundation 2013.

Wednesday, April 30, 2014

SharePoint Server 2013 SP1 re-released.

Few days back we had seen MS has recalled the latest released SP1 for SharePoint 2013 and Project Server 2013.

Some of the news are available here:




“Microsoft on Thursday said it is blocking downloads of the recently released Service Pack 1 (SP1) for SharePoint Server 2013. Microsoft released SharePoint Server 2013 SP1 in late February or early March through the Microsoft Download Center. However, access to the bits has now been ‘deactivated.’ No information was provided about when an updated service pack would be available. At press time, attempting to download SP1 for SharePoint Server 2013 returns a page not found message.”

Now with the latest News: MS has rereleased the SP1 for SharePoint 2013.

Download links for updated SP1:
News are heard from here:



Applies to: SharePoint Server 2013, SharePoint foundation 2013.


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