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SharePoint 2013 "_spUserId" is undefined

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June 27, 2017

_spUserId is deprecated in SP2013. Use _spPageContextInfo.userId instead.

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This content database has a schema version which is not supported in this farm

September 18, 2014

Today i have faced one issue while mount content database to server. the issue is " This content database has a schema version which is not supported in this farm." I was getting this error when i ran Mount-SPContentDatabase using powershell. I tried checking SP versions and other things finally got solution in below way Reason: Once you have taken the backup from SharePoint 2013 content database, usually you will restore the database in the target SQL server. After restoring the database, you will try to restore content database in any one of Webapplication most probably new one. In this stage, you will get the above error message. Solution: Your source SQL server schema and the destination SQL server schema might not be matched. So you need to update the "Versions" table values in the "Restored Database". 1. Open " Versions " table from any of the existing "Content database" from the Target SQL Server machine in ...

SPUtility.js

September 05, 2012

http://sputility.codeplex.com/ Installation To use the library, you can just upload SPUtility.js and prototype.js into a document library and put a Content Editor Web Part with some JavaScript code on whichever page you want to modify! Detailed instructions are on the Installation page. Usage Examples: Set a Text field's value SPUtility.GetSPField('Title').SetValue('Hello world!'); Set a Text field's value and make it read only SPUtility.GetSPField('Title').SetValue('Hello world!').MakeReadOnly(); Make a Choice field read only Before SPUtility.GetSPField('Status').MakeReadOnly(); After Set a People field and/or Make it Read Only SPUtility.GetSPField('Assigned To').SetValue('Menke, Kit'); SPUtility.GetSPField('Assigned To').MakeReadOnly(); Hide a field from view Before SPUtility.GetSPField('% Complete').Hide(); After

The element <#text> beneath element is unrecognized

January 11, 2015

I fixed the below way, This error was caused due to a syntax error on my part, had two quotes for one of the lines. Once removed, it fixed the problem.