To assemblies with the same name

Your IDE spit out error like "This solution contains two assemblies with the same name, or the SharePoint server already has an assembly with the specified name."

What to do?

Check to see if the webpart that you're trying to add exists in the "\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\web server extensions\12\TEMPLATE\FEATURES" path. if so, delete it.

Uninstall that particular Assembly from c:\windows\assembly folder.

That's it! Try deploying it again and hope this time it will work :)

update: "well, actually just by doing the last part will able you to continue deploy the webpart."

Sharepoint: customizing newform.aspx nightmare

this approach will give you trouble using the file attachment feature and will prompted you with an error message when you try to attach a file in a custom form on the Web site in Windows SharePoint Services 3.0.

“This form was customized not working with attachment"

solution can be found here: Here

or if you did not remove the original listform but just hide it you'll probably get this error:

"attachment problem can't move focus to the control because it is invincible.."

solution can be found here: here
or hotfix

update: you can resolved the issue by installing service pack 2 for the sharepoint 2007, windows sharepoint services and your sharepoint designer 2007.

and...the next problem is when you upload a file the interface doesn't change but when you close it you can find that it is already uploaded.

Sharepoint List: Removing the Title column in form

Are you bothered with the "Title" column and can't find ways to actually remove it from the edit form? Yes you can easily remove that column from the view but inserting new record?

Here is the simple solution to your problem:

1. On your list page click -> List Setting -> Advance Setting
2. Select yes on "Allow management of content type" and click ok.
3. You'll see "Content types" option on the settings page which will have the "Item" content type.
4. Click the "item" and it will take you to a page that will able you to hide the column.
5. Clicking on the "Title" will give the form where you can hide the column completely. Click on "Hidden" under "Column settings" option in this page and hit Ok.




well pretty simple indeed!

Salesforce.com: Trouble deleting record type?

Do you have a hard time deleting/removing the record type assigned to a profile that has no permission on the object?

Well the trick is to build a URL almost exactly to previous profile capable of removing this record type.

Ex.

pattern:
https://.salesforce.com/setup/ui/profilerecordtypeedit.jsp?id=&tid=&pn=&retURL=%2

sample:
https://cs5.salesforce.com/setup/ui/profilerecordtypeedit.jsp?id=00f90000000gnc
M&tid=Opportunity&pn=System+Administrator&retURL=%200f90000000gncM

This solved my problem! Goodluck!