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Problem: The form cannot be submitted to the specified SharePoint list or document library. The SharePoint location may be read-only or you may not have permissions to access it. OR  The workflow could not update the item, possibly because one or more columns for the item require a different type of information. Solution: Go to the List Settings then Advanced Settings and then set /verify options for Read Access / Edit Access.

Run following commands in SharePoint Power Shell: $passphrase = ConvertTo-SecureString -asPlainText -Force Set-SPPassPhrase -PassPhrase $passphrase -Confirm

Open SharePoint Power Shell, run following commands: $site=Get-SPSite http://sitecollection $site.Audit.AuditFlags = [Microsoft.SharePoint.SPAuditMaskType]::All $site.Audit.Update(); SPAuditMaskType: None No events or actions. CheckOut Check out of the object. CheckIn Check in of the object. View Viewing of the object by a user. Delete Deletion of the object. Update Update of the object. ProfileChange Change of a profile. ChildDelete Deletion of one of the object's child objects. SchemaChange Change of the object's schema. SecurityChange Change in a security configuration for the object. Undelete Reversal of the deletion of the object. Workflow Use of the object in a workflow task. Copy Copyi...

Farm   - this means that the feature will be available on the farm level. You be able to activate it from Central Administration > Operations > Manage Farm Features. WebApplication  - this means that the feature will be available on all web applications. You will be able to activate this from Central Administration > Application Management > Manage Web Application Features Web  - this means that the feature will be available on the web's site level. You will be able to activate this from Site Settings > Site Features Site  - this means that the feature will be available on all site collections. You will be able to activate this from Site Settings > Site Collection Features

http://site/Pages/default.aspx  you need to append the above URL with a ?Contents=1 query string parameter like this: http://site/Pages/default.aspx? contents=1

1.         1.    Run Get-SPdeletedsite from PowerShell. You will see your site collection here with Site ID 2.        2 .  Then run Restore-SPDeletedSite –Identity “XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX”

Export-SPWeb “http://sp2010/subsite” -Path "C:\subsite.cmp" -IncludeUserSecurity Import-SPWeb “http://sp2010/subsite” -Path "C:\subsite.cmp" -IncludeUserSecurity -UpdateVersions Overwrite -Force Get-SPSite "http://sp2010" | Propagate-SPContentType -Identity "Document" –UpdateFields Move-SPWeb -Identity "http://sp2010/subsite" -Parent http://sp2010 -UrlName "BlankSubsite"