READ Free Dumps For Microsoft- 70-576
| Question ID 10166 | You have designed a new SharePoint 2010 Web Part that was deployed to the testing environment. A tester has reported that clicking a custom button in the Web Part has no effect in the browser. You need to ensure that the button works as designed. Which approach should you recommend? |
| Option A | Set the Load User Profile property to False in the SharePoint Central Administration v4 application pool. Then restart IIS |
| Option B | . Verify that JavaScript is enabled in the tester’s browser and that User Account Control is not causing the issue. |
| Option C | Enable the Full Control permission policy level in the Manage Permission Policy Levels dialog box. |
| Option D | . Clear the browser cache on the tester’s machine and reopen the browser. |
| Correct Answer | B |
| Question ID 10167 | You have a SharePoint 2010 farm that has one existing Web application. You have designed a new Web application. After the Web application is implemented, you immediately navigate to the URL. An error is returned saying the page cannot be found. You need to ensure that when users navigate to the URL of the new Web application, the standard SharePoint 2010 landing page is displayed. Which approach should you recommend? |
| Option A | Ensure that the Start Automatically property is set to True in the application pool under which the URL of the new Web application runs |
| Option B | . Ensure that the Application _Layouts pages reference site master pages property is set to Yes in the Web Application General Settings dialog box of the new Web application. |
| Option C | Enter the URL of the new Web application in the Add a New Path property in the Define Managed Paths dialog box of the new Web application |
| Option D | Create a new site collection associated with the URL of the new Web application. |
| Correct Answer | D |