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At work we’ve been working on a new intranet project with SharePoint 2010 being our platform of choice. This site is mainly a view only type of site but we also wanted users to have the ability to create alerts and other similar activities. One of the requirements of this project was to remove the ribbon on every page.
For the trust level, select Deploy as a farm solution and then click Finish. In this task, you add the XML to create the button and ECMAScript (JavaScript, JScript) code to give it functionality. In Solution Explorer, right-click the RibbonDemo node, point to Add, and then click New Item.
Where do I find ribbondemo in SharePoint 2010?
On the File menu, point to New, and then click Project. In the New Project dialog window, in the Installed Templates section, click Visual C#, click SharePoint, and then click 2010. Click Empty SharePoint Project from the project items. In the Name box, type RibbonDemo and then click OK.
The default ribbon is built by SharePoint and is based on a single file that is part of the main installation. This file is part of the global site definition that is found in the path {SharePoint Root}\\TEMPLATE\\GLOBAL\\XML\\CMDUI.XML.
By default, the BLOB cache is off and must be enabled to use the functionality it provides. When you enable the BLOB cache on your front-end web server, you reduce the load on the SharePoint Server database server created by read requests from web browsers.
What does the cache do in SharePoint Server?
SharePoint Server provides a disk-based cache that stores files that are used by web pages to help them load quickly in the browser, and reduces the load on the database server when it uses those files.
Under Web browser click Microsoft Edge, and then click Internet Explorer in the Choose an app dialog box. Close the Choose default apps dialog box. Here are some other things that can go wrong. You’re using Windows and a browser other than Internet Explorer. You can follow the steps above on Windows to change your browser to Internet Explorer.
Some tabs, groups, and commands on the ribbon are available depending on what you’re doing in SharePoint. The most common issue is the need to select an item before certain buttons are enabled. Depending on the task, you’ll need to select one or more items in your library or list to enable file and list specific buttons.