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If you are creating both ListTemplate and ListInstance in the same feature, then there is no problems and its Element Manifest could be something like:

When you open SharePoint 2007 project in Visual Studio 2010 and click on Build/Rebuild command you will get following error message:

Sometimes you don’t know which of all .NET framework types better fits you requirements, but you know that this class must implement some interface.

I have already wrote in my previous post about searching sub controls by type.

First issue you can facing is you haven’t “Tools –> Create GUID” utility in your menu.

Sometimes you need to search for some sub controls and its ID doesn’t depends on you. For example, you don’t know how this control will be rendered in different conditions. Like SharePoint fields are rendered. You know that there must be one TextBox (… or other type) which you need to use to do some trick with it.

Iterating through SPSiteCollection and SPWebCollection is a pretty simple, because getting these collections is a simple.

Windows Server 2008 R2 is compatible only with Office SharePoint Server 2007 with Service Pack 2.