Contents
- 1 What does something went wrong in SharePoint 2013?
- 2 When did Microsoft remove public website from SharePoint?
- 3 How do I change content source in SharePoint?
- 4 How to reproduce the ” something went wrong ” error?
- 5 Why is my SharePoint sub site not working?
- 6 How to impersonate a client in SharePoint community?
When you try to access a Microsoft SharePoint 2013 website, you receive the following error message: Sorry, something went wrong. An unexpected error has occurred. Also, the following error entry is logged in the ULS log: Application error when access /, Error=Exception of type ‘System.ArgumentException’ was thrown.
On March 9, 2015, Microsoft made changes to the SharePoint Online Public Websites feature by removing the ability to create a public website after the changeover date of March 9, 2015. Customers who used this feature before March 9, 2015, were provided continued access to the feature for a minimum of two years.
Is the SharePoint public website still available in Office 365?
After the changeover date of March 9, 2015, Microsoft no longer offers the SharePoint Online Public Website feature to new customers. New customers who subscribed to Office 365 after the changeover date don’t have access to this feature. Instead, there is an option to subscribe to third-party solutions by using links from within Office 365.
When to back up SharePoint Online public website?
All migration of content and data is a manual process and must be completed by the customer. To avoid disruption and data loss, customers should back up all content and data from the SharePoint Online Public Website feature before they switch to any new solution or service. This will minimize potential disruptions.
Once the full crawls have completed you should set any content sources that were initially set to continuously crawl back to this. To do this click on the Content Sources link again then click on the name of the Content Source (e.g. ‘Local SharePoint sites’) to open the Edit Content Source screen.
How to reproduce the ” something went wrong ” error?
For more information about the deprecation of Site Content and Structure, see the Office support article Features enabled in a SharePoint Online publishing site. The steps to reproduce the error are as follows: Navigate to the Site Pages Library. Create a new Site Page. Insert the Pages library web part on the page.
How to turn off site manager in SharePoint?
Because Site Manager has been deprecated, it will no longer receive investment beyond security fixes in SharePoint Online or On Premise. Create a page in the pages library and add the web part there, instead of creating the page in the site pages library. Turn off Require content approval for submitted items on the pages library.
How to change the default ” something went wrong ” message?
Could anyone explain me how should I change the default “Sorry, something went wrong” message to some other text or – even better – to change the content of this “component” to something custom? Where should I look for the files (or where to put these and how to make SP use of these) on SharePoint side?
I looked at the old version and it all works fine but on the new instance it does not work, I checked everything and compare with other sub sites still not luck. What’s even worse is that this error happened to two of my most simplest site on my Sharepoint, no customizations or custom solutions at all.
In the details pane, double-click Impersonate a client after authentication. Click Add User or Group, add IIS_IUSRS, and then click OK two times to close the dialog box. Still need help? Go to SharePoint Community.