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Sharepoint 2013 Integration

Updated June 20, 2014

asked on June 11, 2014

While adding two web parts under same site collection (different sub sites) it gives the following error: "This version of SharePoint Integration only supports one Laserfiche Web Part per page"

Does it mean I cannot have more than one Web Parts under same site collection or same sub site?

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replied on June 11, 2014

Correct. Each subsite can only have one Laserfiche Web Part on it. You would need to create multiple subsites if you wanted to use multiple Laserfiche Web Parts in the same site collection.

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replied on June 11, 2014

Alex,

On creating a separate sub site for Search web part it still gives me the same error.

I have created one site collection: Under that I created one sub site for Repository Access and another sub site for Search. But when I am trying to add Search Web Part I am getting the above mentioned error.

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replied on June 13, 2014

I'm unable to replicate the error you're running into. See the screenshots below showing the default SharePoint web application as well as the two subsites I created.

If you are still running into an issue despite having a SharePoint web application similarly configured as above, then please contact Laserfiche Support to open a case.

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replied on June 13, 2014

Alex,

I guess my challenge is with Search Web Part only. I created multiple sub sites and added Repository Access Web part for each one of them, and it worked perfectly alright. But as soon as I created a new sub site for search and tried to add Search web part, it started giving me the same error "This version of SharePoint Integration only supports one Laserfiche Web Part per page"

Do I have to configure anything specific for Laserfiche Search Web Part Configuration tool other than adding the Web Access URL and custom username with admin rights to the repository?

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replied on June 13, 2014

There wouldn't be anything different in terms of the configuration. The Web Part Management Utility is used to add/deploy both web part solutions to your SharePoint web application and then just make sure to run the "update master pages" command each time you add a new subsite. As for the actual web part configuration, it's the same for both where you specify the Web Access URL, Laserfiche Server, and Repository names.

Can you test by creating a new SharePoint web application (which uses a different port) and then create a single subsite for the search web part? Then add/deploy the solutions, modify the web.config file, and update the master pages and finally, try adding just the search web part there.

If further assistance is still required, opening a support case would be the next step.

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replied on June 13, 2014

Alex,

I tried the steps you suggested and created a new web application on a different port, created a new site collection, created a sub site and then tried adding the search web part and it is still giving me the same error.

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replied on June 13, 2014

If further assistance is still required, opening a support case would be the next step.

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replied on June 20, 2014

Hi Alex,

I followed the steps you suggested and it is working fine now.

The steps I followed:

1) Uninstalled SharePoint products, LF Web products
2) Uninstalled IIS
3) Re-installed IIS
4) Re-installed Sharepoint on default port (80)
5) Re-installed LF Web products and changed the port bindings to (81)
6) Installed Laserfiche-SP integration and created a site collection
7) Created a sub-site for Repository Access Web part and different Sub-site for Laserfiche Search
8) Added the web parts in respective sub-sites and configured them.

Thanks for your advice! Cheers!

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