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My Site Quick Launch Navigation in SharePoint 2010 Defaults

March 31, 2011 2 Comments

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In SharePoint 2010, it is very easy to modify the tabs that appear on the profile pages

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These are managed by the Quick Launch. To edit these, just go to Site Actions > Site Settings > Look and Feel > Quick launch

So you can add and remove to your heart’s desire. However – this will affect ALL profile pages, not just your own, so, you do need the proper permissions.

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So, I routinely have clients that are looking to remove some of these tabs, since there is no option to hide them. So, at some point, say when they go back and enable social features, or allow people to create My Sites, they need to get those links back. Below is a listing of each of the default links, their order, as well as the link itself, in case you ever need to “restore” these. Below, where <My Site Location>, this should reference the relative URL of where your My Sites location is, such as /sites/My/.

ORDER

HEADING

LINK

1 Overview /<My Sites Location>/person.aspx
2 Organization /<My Sites Location>/OrganizationView.aspx
3 Content /<My Sites Location>/personcontent.aspx
4 Tags and Notes /<My Sites Location>/_layouts/thoughts.aspx
5 Colleagues /<My Sites Location>/_layouts/MyContactLinks.aspx
6 Memberships /<My Sites Location>/_layouts/MyMemberships.aspx

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Identifying Field Mappings in the User Profile

December 13, 2010 1 Comment

Now, generally speaking, the field labels within the Edit Profile screen for User Profiles in SharePoint 2010 should map to their display name (see below)

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Or, when in the Edit screen for the property, you can see what the Display Name is, as well as the internal name above the highlighted section as Name.

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However, there may be instances where this is being overridden somewhere, maybe in the master page through some JavaScript or something. Or, perhaps something else altogether. If you look at the source of the Edit Profile page, and in my example, I will be looking at the Company field, which is the Display Name for the Department default field in my case

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A quick way to find this out, when viewing the source, is to search fro that field. In my instance, Company

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You will notice on the end of the highlighted field ID, _ProfileEditorValueDepartment, where Department is the internal field name, and not the display field name, so you instantly have the Display to Internal mapping you need, without going through each property in the profile property management screen in the service application.

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