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Article ID: 823283 - Last Review: January 9, 2006 - Revision: 2.4
You cannot restore or re-create a deleted action control on the Default.aspx page of a SharePoint Portal Server 2003 Web site
When you delete the actions control on the Default.aspx page of a SharePoint Portal Server 2003 Web site, you cannot restore or re-create the control.
To work around this problem, follow these steps:
- Open your SharePoint Portal Server Web site in Microsoft FrontPage 2003.
- Open the Default.aspx page in the Front Page Editor.
- In design view, put the pointer where you want the actions control to go.
- Switch to code view.
The pointer is in the same location as it was for design view. - Paste the actions control code into code view. The actions control code is as follows:
<SPSWC:ToolBar runat="server" id="ActionBar" RenderIfEmpty="false" Orientation="Vertical" TitleLocId="CategoryManagement_ActionBar_Title_Text">
<SPSWC:SubmitLinkToolBarButton runat="server" id="TBBNewListing" />
<SPSWC:CreateSubCatToolBarButton runat="server" id="TBBNewCategory" />
<SPSWC:AddDocumentToolBarButton runat="server" id="TBBAddDoc" />
<SPSWC:ToolBarSeparator runat="server" />
<SPSWC:CatSettingsToolBarButton runat="server" id="TBBEditDetail" />
<SPSWC:ManageSecurityToolBarButton runat="server" id="TBBSecurity" />
<SPSWC:ManageContentToolBarButton runat="server" id="TBBManageContent" />
<SPSWC:CatSettingsToolBarButton runat="server" id="TBBManageHierarchy" />
<SPSWC:ToolBarSeparator runat="server" />
<SPSWC:EditCategoryToolBarButton runat="server" id="TBBViewEditToggle" />
</SPSWC:ToolBar>
- Save the page, and then refresh the view.
The actions control appears in FrontPage 2003 and in Microsoft Internet Explorer.
Microsoft has confirmed that this is a problem in the Microsoft products that are listed at the beginning of this article.
APPLIES TO
- Microsoft Office SharePoint Portal Server 2003
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