
Restarted the server, same error message.
Panic! The IIS was dead.
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To calculate the week number in a view, enter following formula in a calculated column:
Replace the "Yourdatefieldhere" with the column that contains the date field you want to calculate the formula on. Thanks to http://lamahashim.blogspot.com/2009/10/sharepoint-calculated-field-week-number.html for the formula.
Swedish version
=HELTAL((Yourdatefieldhere-DATUM(ÅR(Yourdatefieldhere);1;1)+(TEXT(VECKODAG(DATUM(ÅR(Yourdatefieldhere);1;1));"d")))/7)+1
English version
=INT((Yourdatefieldhere-DATE(YEAR(Yourdatefieldhere),1,1)+(TEXT(WEEKDAY(DATE(YEAR(Yourdatefieldhere),1,1)),"d")))/7)+1
More examples of view formulas here
Usually when I want to center align a div on a page, I use margin:auto auto and set my width to a specific width, like 940px in my stylesheet. But, this does NOT work in IE 8. So to make that work, use
width:940px
height:100%
position:absolute
left:50% (to tell that your div should start in the middle of the page)
margin-left:-490px (half of your div size)
Thanks to this site

If you connect a secondary data source to your InfoPath form, and connect to a udcx file which contains a large amount of data: then you might get this error message inside the form:
Very irritating! I did not find any solution to it, only that you can disable the script debugger in IE, but hey - we are talking clients here! I will not be able to edit IE settings on my users computers right =)
The solution to this issue was to import the sql table to a SharePoint list, and then lookup against that list. Error message? GONE! :)


This post belongs to my issue described here which I have not found a solution to yet. Except from one of the issues: the login prompts!
When you run a Vista client against your SharePoint site that you have installed on a Win Server 2008 then you are in trouble. First thing: dont run Vista, but if you do, then you will have the following issues:
1) you get three (!) login prompts when you want to open, edit or modify stuff on your site
2) you cannot map network drive
3) you cannot open a library in explorer view
But, yesterday I laborated and found that there is a solution to nr 1 - the login prompts. If you stop the WebClient service on your Vista client, add your site as a Local intranet in IE and set your LAN settings in IE to "Automatically detect settings", the login prompts will disappear!!
If you don't set your WebClient service to manual then you have to stop it each time you restart the PC so remember to turn it off and not just stop the service.
I will register a case at MS to find a solution for the other issues.