“One or more field types are not installed properly. Go to the list settings page to delete these fields.” On Sharepoint 2010 or 2013

When you use SPQuery you could get this message. This is probably because the INTERNAL name of the field is different than the display name.

Having this code with this field “Unit Id” (Internal name “UnitId”) we could get the error because we are referring the name with a space.

Incorrect:

 string camlQuery = @"<Where>                                    
                        <Eq>
                           <FieldRef Name='Unit Id' />
                           <Value Type='Text'>" + UnitID + @"</Value>
                        </Eq>                                      
                      </Where>";

Correct:

 string camlQuery = @"<Where>                                    
                        <Eq>
                           <FieldRef Name='UnitId' />
                           <Value Type='Text'>" + UnitID + @"</Value>
                        </Eq>                                      
                      </Where>";

Error occurred in deployment step 'Activate Features': Invalid field name. {xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx} http://server on Sharepoint 2010

To avoid this issue just go to the Elements.xml below the list definition:

below The Elements element be sure your fields have the attribute Overwrite="TRUE". See the image below:

The metadata object that has Name has a Property with name ‘AuthenticationMode‘ and value . This value indicates that the runtime should revert to the identity of the application pool, but reverting to the application pool must be explicitly enabled for the service application by a farm administrator. On Sharepoint 2010

This problem normally comes when the RevertToSelfAllowed is set to false, and this is because we don’t have elevated privileges for our Application Pool. To set this to true, get the name of your “Business Data Connectivity Service” which normally is called “Business Data Connectivity Service”, but to be sure you can check it on Administration->Application Management->Manage service applications  and check the name of the service, in my case it is called “BDC Service”:

Go Powershell and open Powershell as Administrator.

Execute this code:

$bcsServiceApp = Get-SPServiceApplication | where {$_ -match "BDC Service"} 
$bcsServiceApp.RevertToSelfAllowed = $true; 
$bcsServiceApp.Update();

This will do the job, good luck!

Hiding the “Save and Close” button in Sharepoint 2010 and Sharepoint 2013

To hide the “Save and Close” button:

1. Go to your designer
2. On the left side click on “All Files”
   
3. Go to lists –> Select your survey-> And click on it.
4. You will have the following pages (we only need to update two)
   
5. Right Click on NewForm.aspx->Open With->Sharepoint Designer(Open as text)
6. Find the following line (section) : <asp:Content ContentPlaceHolderId="PlaceHolderMain" runat="server">
7. Copy this code below:
   

   <script src="http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.10.2.min.js"></script>
   <script>   
   $(document).ready(function () {
       $(":input").each(function () {                                   
   	var _sInputValue = $(this).val();                                        
   	if (_sInputValue==="Save and Close") $(this).hide();
       });
   });
   </script>
   



8. Go to you NewForm.aspx on the designer, right click and “Check Out” and then “Check In”


9. Do the same with EditForm.aspx

Verify that the service account has permissions to the following registry key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Forefront Identity Manager\2010\Synchronization Service on Sharepoint 2010 & Sharepoint 2013

This has been one of my nightmares for days. This is one of the error messages (Verify that the service account has permissions to the following registry key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Forefront Identity Manager\2010\Synchronization Service) which I managed to fix, how?:

In order to make the User Profile Synchronization Service to work, it has taken me few days, the first thing you need to make sure, if you are working with a farm, it is you are working in the same machine where you are going to activate the service. In order to do that go to Central Administration->Manage Services on Server and select your server (yes! the one you are working on)

Then stop and start User Profile Synchronization Service and WAIT! yes! wait for 5 minutes it takes a while. Now start User Profile Service.

Ok we have both successfully started. Now it is time to see if our services, which will be running with our admin service account, starts. So go to “Services” on your server and check if Forefront Identity Manager Service and Forefront Identity Manager Synchronization Service have started, if not start first, Forefront Identity Manager Synchronization Service  and Forefront Identity Manager Service after:

If you still getting the same message, you will probably give rights to that particular key for your account.

“You are not allowed to respond again to this survey” error on Sharepoint 2010

If you are into surveys and get an error message like this ”You are not allowed to respond again to this survey” with a screenshot like this:

It is because you CAN’T answer the same question twice! to enable that, just go to “Settings –> Survey Settings –> Title, description and navigation –> Survey Options –> Allow multiple responses? –> Yes”

Where to find the saved template on Sharepoint 2010 & Sharepoint 2013

This is an easy one, but very handy when you have saved one List Template from a list and you can’t find it.

Sharepoint leaves all the list templates under:

/_catalogs/lt/Forms/AllItems.aspx

“lt” in the URL means List Template. To access, just type the name of your site plus the line before, ie: http://sp2010dev/_catalogs/lt/Forms/AllItems.aspx .

Of course you can always access with the marvellous Site Action->Site Settings.

Enjoy!

Calendar not showing on Sharepoint 2010

Sorry to post this in my blog (it is too newbie) , but I keep forgetting the name of the feature activates the calendar. Well, if you notice there is not a calendar in your list, it is probably because the “Group Work List” feature is not activate it. To do it, just follow these steps:

Step 1
Go to Site Actions –> Site Settings –> Site Actions –> Manage site features

Step 2
Activate the feature “Group Work List” (see the image below)

Step 3
Activate “Team Collaboration Lists” (see image below)

Adding a hidden field to a Sharepoint 2010/2013 list.

Today I am celebrating 100,000 visits of my blog with this beautiful post.

The other day was trying to add some columns to a Survey list, and I noticed that every column was a particular question of the survey. I only want to keep extra data in the list without displaying it, so I add what it is called in Sharepoint a hidden field. A hidden field it is considered a system field for Sharepoint, something the user can’t see. The is a good way to find hidden fields, just open the list on Sharepoint Designer 2010 and you will be able to see them.

This code will allow you to add a hidden field called “myhiddencolumn”

using (SPSite _site = new SPSite(SPContext.Current.Web.Url))
{
  using (SPWeb _web = _site.OpenWeb())
  {
     String _sField= "<Field Hidden=\"TRUE\" Type=\"Text\" DisplayName=\"myhiddencolumn\" ResultType=\"Text\" ReadOnly=\"False\" Name=\"myhiddencolumn\"> </Field>";
     _web.AllowUnsafeUpdates = true;
     SPList _spList = _web.Lists["mysurveylist"];
     _spList.Fields.AddFieldAsXml(_sField);
     _spList.Update();
   }
}

Caml Builder 4.0.0.0 / Camlbuilder 4.0.0.0 download for Sharepoint 2007 / 2010 / 2013 & Caml Designer 2010

Caml Builder 4.0.0.0
I have notice the beautiful page u2u.be doen’t seem to provide this software to query Sharepoint 2007 and Sharepoint 2010 lists. The whole tool is a piece or art, because allows you to create CAML queries plus the real content of a particular list.
Because I keep the latest copy of this software, I decided to share it with, until u2u.be decide (if they do) re-detribute this tool again.
Click here to download CamlBuilderSetupv4.0.0.0.zip
Caml Designer 2010
This tool is new in the market, and it is a wrapper of the famous CAML Builder, It has better functionality an a better user interface.
Click here to download CamlDesigner.zip
Oficial website: http://www.biwug.be/
Enjoy!

Survey questions are not exported in the right order when you select “export to spreadsheet” to Excel on Sharepoint 2010.

Surveys in Sharepoint 2010 are quite limited, but I have to admit this limitation brings simplicity to the users. Some users become quite confuse when it comes to InfoPath, so why not giving them the option of developing surveys?.

If one of them it is causing trouble and needs extra functionality, we can always add it, at the end of the day a Survey is a custom list.

There is bug in Sharepoint 2010 where the survey questions are not exported in the right order when you select “export to spreadsheet”. Why is this happening?, because a file called Overview.aspx as well as AllItems.aspx and summary.aspx have been build gradually in LILO (Last In Last Out) order. To fix this issue we only need to edit these files, and I will advise to modify only Overview.aspx. This file has the option to “export to spreadsheet”.

Step 1
Click on your survey, and you will end in a screen like this:

 

Step 2
Copy the URL without “/overview.aspx” and open Sharepoint Designer, go to “Open Site” and click to open.

 

Step 3
Go to “Lists and Libraries” and select “mysurvey” (this is my survey, select yours). Select “Overview” on the right side and double click.

The page will be opened, select “Code” (bottom), to see the code of the page.

 

Step 4
Go to the section it says <ViewFields> and choose the order you want. The order of these fields will be the order of the output of your spreadsheet. You can add extra fields if you want.

<XmlDefinition>
	<View Name="{E82854CC-2572-4FD2-A2B1-4BD74EE111D6}" DefaultView="TRUE" Type="HTML" TabularView="FALSE" ReadOnly="TRUE" FreeForm="TRUE" DisplayName="Overview" Url="/extranetpresentation/Lists/mysurvey/overview.aspx" Level="1" BaseViewID="3" ContentTypeID="0x" ImageUrl="/_layouts/images/survey.png" CssStyleSheet="survey.css">
		<ViewFields>
			<FieldRef Name="Author"/>
			<FieldRef Name="my_x0020_0_x0020_question"/>
			<FieldRef Name="_x0031__x0020_My_x0020_first_x00"/>
			<FieldRef Name="my_x0020_second_x0020_qestion"/>
			<FieldRef Name="my_x0020_third_x0020_question"/>
			<FieldRef Name="Type_x0020_your_x0020_question_x"/>
		</ViewFields>
		<Toolbar Type="Standard"/>
	</View>
</XmlDefinition>

 

Conclusion: All Responses, Graphical Summary and Overview are the files which control the out of the box survey. We just need to access to these files to customise our “out of the box” surveys.

Getting the First or Last element of a list in Sharepoint 2013 (2010 compatible) using the object model.

This is one of the missing commands in Sharepoint, get the first and the last element of a list really quickly. There is a way, of doing it with LINQ, but the performance is ridiculous, you don’t really want to go for the LINQ route.

What are the alternatives for this issue? well, we all know CAML is the fastest way, outside SQL to get data from Sharepoint, so let’s go to do it like this.

To get the last element of the list (in this case Title):

SPQuery query = new SPQuery();
query.RowLimit = 1;
query.Query = "<OrderBy><FieldRef Name='ID' Ascending='FALSE' /></OrderBy>";
SPListItemCollection listItemCollection = _spList.GetItems(query);
//## GETTING THE LAST ITEM TO GET THE ID
if (listItemCollection.Count > 0)
{
      if (listItemCollection[0]["Title"] != null)
      {
             _iTitle = Convert.ToInt32(listItemCollection[0]["Title"]);
             _iTitle++;
      }                            
}

To get the first element of the list (in this case Title):

SPQuery query = new SPQuery();
query.RowLimit = 1;
query.Query = "<OrderBy><FieldRef Name='ID' /></OrderBy>";
SPListItemCollection listItemCollection = _spList.GetItems(query);
//## GETTING THE LAST ITEM TO GET THE ID
if (listItemCollection.Count > 0)
{
    if (listItemCollection[0]["Title"] != null)
    {
        _iTitle = Convert.ToInt32(listItemCollection[0]["Title"]);
        _iTitle++;
    }                            
}

Conclusion: CAML still the fastest way to do queries in Sharepoint, just use your imagination and go for it!

How to reduce Sharepoint Config Log file size in Sharepoint 2010/2013

You have probably notice that after a while you space in the disk has grown when you have not done anything especial with Sharepoint. This issue is normally caused by logs. They log all the time, so even if the server is idle they have to report something.

Follow these steps to reduce the log in the Sharepoint Config database.

Step 1
Find out where you “Sharepoint_Config” Database is.

Step 2
Open the SQL 2008/2012 Server Manager Studio with the name of the server where the DB is kept.

Step 3
Select the DB, right click and open New Query:

Step 4
Thinking we are going to keep a backup in our R drive (change the drive depending of what you use C perhaps?), type the following and press “F5”:

BACKUP LOG [Sharepoint_Config] TO DISK='r:\configLogBackup.bak'

Step 5
Go to the DB itself, right click and go to properties. Under properties select options and recovery model, and then select simple:

Step 6
Now let’s go to Shrink the Sharepoint_Config log to 50 MB, just type the following SQL Command:

DBCC SHRINKFILE('Sharepoint_Config_Log',50)

Step 7
Once this is done we come came back to DB , right click and go to properties. Under properties select options and recovery model, and then select Full:

Setting default data in a List Definition on Sharepoint 2013

This is a handy trick. When you create a list definition, sometimes you want to set default values, as easy as using the element <Default> and insert the default data between <Default> (ie: <Default>#FFEBCD</Default> ).

Have a look to this example coming from my Schema.xml:

<Field ID="{24B3F6C1-B75B-4821-A466-C1E979B87B99}" Name="alphatop" DisplayName="alphatop" Type="Text"  Required="FALSE" ShowInEditForm="TRUE" ShowInDisplayForm="TRUE" ShowInNewForm="TRUE">
 <Default>1.0</Default>
</Field>
<Field ID="{24B3F6C1-B75B-4821-A466-C1E979B87B00}" Name="alphabottom" DisplayName="alphabottom" Type="Text"  Required="FALSE" ShowInEditForm="TRUE" ShowInDisplayForm="TRUE" ShowInNewForm="TRUE">
 <Default>1.0</Default>
</Field>
<Field ID="{24B3F6C1-B75B-4821-A466-C1E979B87B01}" Name="overlayimagebottomenabled" DisplayName="overlayimagebottomenabled" Type="Boolean"  Required="FALSE" ShowInEditForm="TRUE" ShowInDisplayForm="TRUE" ShowInNewForm="TRUE"/>      
<Field ID="{24B3F6C1-B75B-4821-A466-C1E979B87B02}" Name="overlaycolorbottom" DisplayName="overlaycolorbottom" Type="Text"  Required="FALSE" ShowInEditForm="TRUE" ShowInDisplayForm="TRUE" ShowInNewForm="TRUE"/>
<Field ID="{24B3F6C1-B75B-4821-A466-C1E979B87B03}" Name="bordercolor" DisplayName="bordercolor" Type="Text"  Required="FALSE" ShowInEditForm="TRUE" ShowInDisplayForm="TRUE" ShowInNewForm="TRUE">
 <Default>#FFEBCD</Default>
</Field>      

I have introduced “#FFEBCD” as default value for the border color, I have also set the “alphabottom” value to 1.0.

A attach a full copy of a working lint definition:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<List xmlns:ows="Microsoft SharePoint" Title="PresentationLI" FolderCreation="FALSE" Direction="$Resources:Direction;" Url="Lists/PresentationLI" BaseType="0" xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/sharepoint/">
  <MetaData>    
    <Fields>
      <Field ID="{24B3F6C1-B75B-4821-A466-C1E979B87B81}" Name="topstartx" DisplayName="topstartx" Type="Integer" Required="TRUE" ShowInEditForm="TRUE" ShowInDisplayForm="TRUE" ShowInNewForm="TRUE"/>                
      <Field ID="{24B3F6C1-B75B-4821-A466-C1E979B87B82}" Name="topstarty" DisplayName="topstarty" Type="Integer" Required="TRUE" ShowInEditForm="TRUE" ShowInDisplayForm="TRUE" ShowInNewForm="TRUE"/>
      <Field ID="{24B3F6C1-B75B-4821-A466-C1E979B87B83}" Name="topendx" DisplayName="topendx" Type="Integer" Required="TRUE" ShowInEditForm="TRUE" ShowInDisplayForm="TRUE" ShowInNewForm="TRUE" />       
      <Field ID="{24B3F6C1-B75B-4821-A466-C1E979B87B84}" Name="topendy" DisplayName="topendy" Type="Integer"  Required="TRUE" ShowInEditForm="TRUE" ShowInDisplayForm="TRUE" ShowInNewForm="TRUE"/>
      <Field ID="{24B3F6C1-B75B-4821-A466-C1E979B87B85}" Name="middlestartx" DisplayName="middlestartx" Type="Integer"  Required="TRUE" ShowInEditForm="TRUE" ShowInDisplayForm="TRUE" ShowInNewForm="TRUE"/>
      <Field ID="{24B3F6C1-B75B-4821-A466-C1E979B87B86}" Name="middlestarty" DisplayName="middlestarty" Type="Integer"  Required="TRUE" ShowInEditForm="TRUE" ShowInDisplayForm="TRUE" ShowInNewForm="TRUE"/>
      <Field ID="{24B3F6C1-B75B-4821-A466-C1E979B87B87}" Name="middleendx" DisplayName="middleendx" Type="Integer"  Required="TRUE" ShowInEditForm="TRUE" ShowInDisplayForm="TRUE" ShowInNewForm="TRUE"/>
      <Field ID="{24B3F6C1-B75B-4821-A466-C1E979B87B88}" Name="middleendy" DisplayName="middleendy" Type="Integer"  Required="TRUE" ShowInEditForm="TRUE" ShowInDisplayForm="TRUE" ShowInNewForm="TRUE"/>
      <Field ID="{24B3F6C1-B75B-4821-A466-C1E979B87B89}" Name="offsetx" DisplayName="offsetx" Type="Integer"  Required="FALSE" ShowInEditForm="TRUE" ShowInDisplayForm="TRUE" ShowInNewForm="TRUE"/>
      <Field ID="{24B3F6C1-B75B-4821-A466-C1E979B87B90}" Name="offsety" DisplayName="offsety" Type="Integer"  Required="FALSE" ShowInEditForm="TRUE" ShowInDisplayForm="TRUE" ShowInNewForm="TRUE"/>
      <Field ID="{24B3F6C1-B75B-4821-A466-C1E979B87B91}" Name="name" DisplayName="name" Type="Text"  Required="TRUE" ShowInEditForm="TRUE" ShowInDisplayForm="TRUE" ShowInNewForm="TRUE"/>
      <Field ID="{24B3F6C1-B75B-4821-A466-C1E979B87B92}" Name="description" DisplayName="description" Type="Text"  Required="FALSE" ShowInEditForm="TRUE" ShowInDisplayForm="TRUE" ShowInNewForm="TRUE"/>
      <Field ID="{24B3F6C1-B75B-4821-A466-C1E979B87B93}" Name="version" DisplayName="version" Type="Text"  Required="FALSE" ShowInEditForm="TRUE" ShowInDisplayForm="TRUE" ShowInNewForm="TRUE"/>
      <Field ID="{24B3F6C1-B75B-4821-A466-C1E979B87B94}" Name="releasedate" DisplayName="releasedate" Type ="DateTime"  Required="FALSE" ShowInEditForm="TRUE" ShowInDisplayForm="TRUE" ShowInNewForm="TRUE"/>
      <Field ID="{24B3F6C1-B75B-4821-A466-C1E979B87B95}" Name="audience" DisplayName="audience" Type="Text"  Required="FALSE" ShowInEditForm="TRUE" ShowInDisplayForm="TRUE" ShowInNewForm="TRUE"/>
      <Field ID="{24B3F6C1-B75B-4821-A466-C1E979B87B96}" Name="features" DisplayName="features" Type="Note"  Required="FALSE" ShowInEditForm="TRUE" ShowInDisplayForm="TRUE" ShowInNewForm="TRUE"/>
      <Field ID="{24B3F6C1-B75B-4821-A466-C1E979B87B97}" Name="overlayimagetop" DisplayName="overlayimagetop" Type="URL"  Required="TRUE" ShowInEditForm="TRUE" ShowInDisplayForm="TRUE" ShowInNewForm="TRUE"/>
      <Field ID="{24B3F6C1-B75B-4821-A466-C1E979B87B98}" Name="overlayimagebottom" DisplayName="overlayimagebottom" Type="URL"  Required="FALSE" ShowInEditForm="TRUE" ShowInDisplayForm="TRUE" ShowInNewForm="TRUE"/>
      <Field ID="{24B3F6C1-B75B-4821-A466-C1E979B87B99}" Name="alphatop" DisplayName="alphatop" Type="Text"  Required="FALSE" ShowInEditForm="TRUE" ShowInDisplayForm="TRUE" ShowInNewForm="TRUE">
        <Default>1.0</Default>
      </Field>
      <Field ID="{24B3F6C1-B75B-4821-A466-C1E979B87B00}" Name="alphabottom" DisplayName="alphabottom" Type="Text"  Required="FALSE" ShowInEditForm="TRUE" ShowInDisplayForm="TRUE" ShowInNewForm="TRUE">
        <Default>1.0</Default>
      </Field>
      <Field ID="{24B3F6C1-B75B-4821-A466-C1E979B87B01}" Name="overlayimagebottomenabled" DisplayName="overlayimagebottomenabled" Type="Boolean"  Required="FALSE" ShowInEditForm="TRUE" ShowInDisplayForm="TRUE" ShowInNewForm="TRUE"/>      
      <Field ID="{24B3F6C1-B75B-4821-A466-C1E979B87B02}" Name="overlaycolorbottom" DisplayName="overlaycolorbottom" Type="Text"  Required="FALSE" ShowInEditForm="TRUE" ShowInDisplayForm="TRUE" ShowInNewForm="TRUE"/>
      <Field ID="{24B3F6C1-B75B-4821-A466-C1E979B87B03}" Name="bordercolor" DisplayName="bordercolor" Type="Text"  Required="FALSE" ShowInEditForm="TRUE" ShowInDisplayForm="TRUE" ShowInNewForm="TRUE">
        <Default>#FFEBCD</Default>
      </Field>      
      <Field ID="{24B3F6C1-B75B-4821-A466-C1E979B87B04}" Name="borderwidth" DisplayName="borderwidth" Type="Text"  Required="FALSE" ShowInEditForm="TRUE" ShowInDisplayForm="TRUE" ShowInNewForm="TRUE">
        <Default>5px</Default>
      </Field>
    </Fields>
    <Views>
      <View BaseViewID="0" Type="HTML" MobileView="TRUE" TabularView="FALSE">
        <Toolbar Type="Standard" />
        <XslLink Default="TRUE">main.xsl</XslLink>
        <RowLimit Paged="TRUE">30</RowLimit>
        <ViewFields>
          <FieldRef Name="LinkTitleNoMenu"></FieldRef>
        </ViewFields>
        <Query>
          <OrderBy>
            <FieldRef Name="Modified" Ascending="FALSE"></FieldRef>
          </OrderBy>
        </Query>
        <ParameterBindings>
          <ParameterBinding Name="AddNewAnnouncement" Location="Resource(wss,addnewitem)" />
          <ParameterBinding Name="NoAnnouncements" Location="Resource(wss,noXinviewofY_LIST)" />
          <ParameterBinding Name="NoAnnouncementsHowTo" Location="Resource(wss,noXinviewofY_ONET_HOME)" />
        </ParameterBindings>
      </View>
      <View BaseViewID="1" Type="HTML" WebPartZoneID="Main" DisplayName="$Resources:core,objectiv_schema_mwsidcamlidC24;" DefaultView="TRUE" MobileView="TRUE" MobileDefaultView="TRUE" SetupPath="pages\viewpage.aspx" ImageUrl="/_layouts/images/generic.png" Url="AllItems.aspx">
        <Toolbar Type="Standard" />
        <XslLink Default="TRUE">main.xsl</XslLink>
        <RowLimit Paged="TRUE">30</RowLimit>
        <ViewFields>
          <FieldRef Name="Attachments"></FieldRef>
          <FieldRef Name="LinkTitle"></FieldRef>
          
          <FieldRef Name="topstartx"> </FieldRef>
          <FieldRef Name="topstarty"></FieldRef>
          <FieldRef Name="topendx"></FieldRef>
          <FieldRef Name="topendy"></FieldRef>
          
          <FieldRef Name="middlestartx"></FieldRef>
          <FieldRef Name="middlestarty"></FieldRef>
          <FieldRef Name="middleendx"></FieldRef>
          <FieldRef Name="middleendy"></FieldRef>
          <FieldRef Name="offsetx"></FieldRef>
          <FieldRef Name="offsety"></FieldRef>
          
          <FieldRef Name="name"></FieldRef>
          <FieldRef Name="description"></FieldRef>
          <FieldRef Name="version"></FieldRef>
          <FieldRef Name="releasedate"></FieldRef>
          <FieldRef Name="audience"></FieldRef>
          <FieldRef Name="features"></FieldRef>
          <FieldRef Name="overlayimagetop"></FieldRef>
          <FieldRef Name="overlayimagebottom"></FieldRef>
          <FieldRef Name="overlayimagebottomenabled"></FieldRef>
          <FieldRef Name="overlaycolorbottom"></FieldRef>
          <FieldRef Name="alphatop"></FieldRef>
          <FieldRef Name="alphabottom"></FieldRef>
          <FieldRef Name="bordercolor"></FieldRef>
          <FieldRef Name="borderwidth"></FieldRef>
          </ViewFields>
        <Query>
          <OrderBy>
            <FieldRef Name="ID"></FieldRef>
          </OrderBy>
        </Query>
        <ParameterBindings>
          <ParameterBinding Name="NoAnnouncements" Location="Resource(wss,noXinviewofY_LIST)" />
          <ParameterBinding Name="NoAnnouncementsHowTo" Location="Resource(wss,noXinviewofY_DEFAULT)" />
        </ParameterBindings>
      </View>
    </Views>
    <Forms>
      <Form Type="DisplayForm" Url="DispForm.aspx" SetupPath="pages\form.aspx" WebPartZoneID="Main" />
      <Form Type="EditForm" Url="EditForm.aspx" SetupPath="pages\form.aspx" WebPartZoneID="Main" />
      <Form Type="NewForm" Url="NewForm.aspx" SetupPath="pages\form.aspx" WebPartZoneID="Main" />
    </Forms>
  </MetaData>
</List>