The errors:
File Not Found. at Microsoft.SharePoint.Library.SPRequestInternalClass.CreateListFromFormPost(String bstrUrl, String& pbstrGuid, String& pbstrNextUrl)
at Microsoft.SharePoint.Library.SPRequest.CreateListFromFormPost(String bstrUrl, String& pbstrGuid, String& pbstrNextUrl)
at Microsoft.SharePoint.SPListCollection.CreateListFromRpc(NameValueCollection queryString, Uri& nextUrl)
at Microsoft.SharePoint.ApplicationPages.NewListPage.BtnOk_Click(Object sender, EventArgs args)
at System.Web.UI.WebControls.Button.OnClick(EventArgs e)
...
on the ASP.NET page. And
"Cannot find doc TE<" in the SharePoint logs. This happens when I try to instantiate a list from my custom list template.
What I was trying to do:
I was trying to declare a list template within a Feature with XML. And the list template had a custom schema.xml file with the details of the list template.
The cause of the error:
"Bad" view definitions inside the schema.xml.
The solution:
Check that you have a View element inside schema.xml that has at least one View with BaseViewID="0". Check that there's some other View element with Url="AllItems.aspx" and set as default view. And don't forget to compile only when it's full moon.
(Note: also check the list Title and Name. At some point the Title seems to be the list Name, or vice-versa... Go figure.)
2 comments:
Thanks for posting this. I guess you have to start with an existing List Template already in the 12/TEMPLATE/FEATURES directory and then customize from there. When you create a schema.xml by stealing parts of manifest.xml from an exported template, it doesn't seem to work. Thanks for sharing your sleuthing! You saved me some work.
Thanks, Jeremy. Even though it is 'risky', it is actually possible to import a list template from a manifest of an stp file. See my next frustration here. Cheers!
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