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Often - people change their names in the organization - getting married, getting divorced, or just decide to change their name because ... For some reason, SharePoint can not synchronize the new names. Here's a command  for a version of SharePoint 2007 and up that will help you stsadm -o migrateuser -oldlogin Domain\OldUserName -newlogin Domain\NewUsername -ignoresidhistory For a version of SP 2010 and up , With PowerShell Move-SPUser –Identity " Domain \ OldUserName " –NewAlias "Domain\ NewUsername " Enjoy, Roi

Some of the requirements of government Web sites or sites of municipal authority, that if there is an external link, the client will notice that explains to him that the site is directed not belong to the same authority. Here is a Jquery code that can help you $(document).ready( function () {     $( "a" ).click( function ( event ) {         // check if the target link is yoursite.gov         // if not will show alert message         if ( this .href.indexOf( "yoursite.gov" ) == -1) {             if ( this .href.startsWith( "http" )) {                 event .preventDefault();                 var linkLocation = this .href;  ...