It might be because the schema of the backup doesn’t match the target site
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Backup and Restore SharePoint farm by doing a database detach and reattach
Follow the article
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff628582.aspx
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff628582.aspx
Backup and Restore web apps in Sharepoint 2013
Multiple content-disposition error when returning file from server
In ASP.NET
Can try setting Inline=false in the Content-disposition
Can try setting Inline=false in the Content-disposition
Generally:
Make sure the filename in the header is quoted
Enable ASP.NET Session state in SharePoint
The only way to enable session state in SharePoint is through PowerShell
Follow the article: http://nikpatel.net/2012/02/12/enable-asp-net-session-state-on-sharepoint-2010-application/
Delegate Control not showing on Master Page in SharePoint 2013
This issue occurred because the value for ControlSrc in Elements.xml is not correct. The path to the user control must point to the file in the folder structures for SharePoint 2013(15 Hive)
Refer to the .cs file for the webpart which has the path to the user control file generated by Visual Studio. Generally the path must start with “~/_ControlTemplates/15/…”
Cannot find Site collection features
It’s a simple problem, the account you’re logged in isn’t the site collection administrator so all those options don’t show up under Site Settings.
Log in using the Site Collection Administrator account or set your account as the Administrator and try again.
Remove feature in SharePoint 2013 using PowerShell
Add code behind to SharePoint 2013 master page
One way is to add delegate control to master page. Follow the article: http://www.sharepointpals.com/post/Step-by-step-procedures-to-create-a-delegate-control-in-SharePoint-2010
However for some reason, it’s required to set ControlSrc to “~/_ControlTemplates/15/…” or else the control won’t be used.
GAC for SharePoint 2013
https://amtopmblog.azurewebsites.net/2013/01/25/sharepoint-2013-where-is-my-dll/
It’s in C:windowsMicrosoft.NETassembly