Yes... the rating feature in SharePoint 2010 is not enabled by default.
Here is the PowerShell script to do so:
enable-spfeature -identity 915c240e-a6cc-49b8-8b2c-0bff8b553ed3 -url http://servernname
That's it? Apparently just a step more... (if you do not want to wait)
NOTE: Rating gets enabled as a field type and can be configured for a list but when you try to rate any item, the ratings do not stay when you refresh the page. This is because the Social Rating Sync Job runs at a
predefined frequency.
Go to: User Profile Service Application – Social Rating Synchronization Job (Central Admin –> Monitoring –> Review Job Definitions) - Run the job to process ratings immediately!!!
Enjoy!
Here is the PowerShell script to do so:
enable-spfeature -identity 915c240e-a6cc-49b8-8b2c-0bff8b553ed3 -url http://servernname
That's it? Apparently just a step more... (if you do not want to wait)
NOTE: Rating gets enabled as a field type and can be configured for a list but when you try to rate any item, the ratings do not stay when you refresh the page. This is because the Social Rating Sync Job runs at a
predefined frequency.
Go to: User Profile Service Application – Social Rating Synchronization Job (Central Admin –> Monitoring –> Review Job Definitions) - Run the job to process ratings immediately!!!
Enjoy!
2 comments:
I'm really new to sharepoint and would like to add a ratings column to one of my sharepoint lists. Where should I enter the powershell script?
Thank you
Hi Yen
The powershell script can be executed on any of your SharePoint servers in the farm.
I generally prefer to login to the application server and then run the SharePoint Management Shell where you can perform any powershell cmdlets.
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