How to anonymous users access to comment on a SharePoint 2010 blog

First step from the site actions drop down choose view all site content on the blogsite

Click on the comments list 

 And choose list from the ribbon and goto the List permissions as shown below

 You will then need to stop inheriting permissions for this list,
 Once you have broken inheritance your view on the ribbon will change as illustrated below you will need to click on anonymous access
Once clicked you will be presented with the dialogue box below you will have to change the settings to allow Add Items – Add items to lists this will enable your readers to post comments on your new shiny SharePoint Blog.

How to Enable Anonymous Access ?

Hi,

If you want to enable anonymous access, after creating your Web Applications, then here are the steps to enable it to your site.

Step 1 : Goto Central Administration ->Application Management ->Manage Web Applications

Step 2 : Select the web application for which you need to enable anonymous access

 3 : Select Default (Authentication Providers)

 Step 4 : Select Enable anonymous access and Click Save.

 Step 6 : GoTo the site for which you need to enable anonymous access
 Step 7 : Click on Site actions -> Site Permissions
 Step 8: Click on Anonymous Access 

And for Step 9, we have three options to select

1. Entire Web Site - Select this option to enable Anonymous access to the entire web site
2. Lists and Libraries - Select this option to enable Anonymous access only to your lists and libraries, This way you can provide access only to a particular list or a library for your anonymous users.
3. Nothing 

and than click OK.

Step 10: Done, anonymous access is enabled for your site's Lists and Libraries.

That’s all, If you followed these steps properly you should have now Anonymous Access enabled.

Body Onlode Script Loaded not working in Advanced Chrome Browser

Issue with SharePoint 2010 and Google Chrome where the scrolling and ribbon do not work sometimes.

My master page has the following

<body scroll="no" onload="if (typeof(_spBodyOnLoadWrapper) != 'undefined') _spBodyOnLoadWrapper();" class="v4master">

Since I am using jQuery anyway, I pulled the code from the body onload and instead used a jQuery document ready method to call this: 

<script type="text/javascript">
  $(document).ready(function(){
   if (typeof(_spBodyOnLoadWrapper) != 'undefined') 
   {
    _spBodyOnLoadWrapper();
   }
  });
</script>

(or)

 just simply past on bottom of the Master page

 <script type="text/javascript">
  _spBodyOnLoadWrapper();
 </script>

Anyway - this seems to have solved my issue. Please try and let me know if this works for you as well.

To enable Navigation in site settings.

To enable the navigation in(Look and Feel) Site Settings we have to do the following steps. its used for adding tab in menu for site navigation...

In HOME=> goto SiteAction then select SiteSettings, under that select Site Collection Administrators in Users And Permissions


1.  Activate the SharePoint Server Publishing Infrastructure  then  u can see the following items in Site Settings of Home.

Basically the follwing items looks like

BackUp and Restore the sharepoint site

Create a folder in your C drive called backup. Then give the path as C:\backup

This will save the backup file in c:\backup folder
You dont have to mention the \\ before C:
\\ is used if you are trying to save the backup in a shared location. Ex: \\sysname\foldername