In a SharePoint 2013 workflow environment it is not possible to break with out of the box workflow actions like in the 2010 versions. To achieve that the webservice call action can/must be used. The following description shows how to achieve that.
In a SharePoint 2013 workflow environment it is not possible to break with out of the box workflow actions like in the 2010 versions. To achieve that the webservice call action can/must be used. The following description shows how to achieve that.
To figure out the difference of SharePoint Full vs. Incremental Search. Basically the incremental one only crawls content, the full one also indexes admin related stuff (metadata mapping). It is recommended to run a full crawl after updates and at least once a week.
If you want let users save their searches in SharePoint 2010 you can use this code to solve it. The solution is fully in JavaScript/JQuery and stores the searches in a separate list.
Dynamically hiding one or more elements in InfoPath 2010/2013 is a straight forward configuration. Before starting decide if you want to hide only one or more elements (e.g. a group of input boxes including labels). If you just want to dynamically display and hide one element you can just select this one. If you want […]
If you have activated the content approval or even work with an approval workflow to approve items in your list or library you might have recognized that a bulk approval/rejection of items/documents is not possible. This blogpost shows how to create a possibility to bulk approve items/documents.
Therefore custom ribbon buttons are provided which call an application page (one per action, reject, approve, publish). The application page gets the selected items via query string parameter. The processing is done in the application pages, after the page closes the lists are refreshed.
In daily business use it is often required to have comments on your list item or document in a SharePoint 2010 list or library. Before you start: It is recommended to plan this. SharePoint 2010 allows you to configure comments on list items or documents, but you have to do some (ootb) configuration.
Since Microsoft has turned their product strategy with a clear focus on mobile devices also the SharePoint world has been strongly affected. From the beginning of SharePoint server side code was the main approach to solve business needs. With the change of the Microsoft strategy also this common idea became questionable: Client side solutions were strengthened, REST, JavaScript or Web Standards are some of the often heard key words. What are the most interesting changes and new ideas in the “new” UI SharePoint world?
SharePoint 2013 offers a whole new set of design opportunities to designers and developers. The basis for this wohle system is the well known masterpage. The masterpage is now beeing extended by the possibility to import own developed design frameworks (called design files), usually simple sets of html-files with images and CSS. These design files […]