SharePoint Calling Web Services
Blog PostsThere are many ways of using jQuery in SharePoint and calling web services. We will try to look at how smartly we can do this. We will use the Visual Studio to complete all of these steps.
Month: May 2015
OneNote as an Alternative to the Meeting Workspace in SharePoint 2013
Blog PostsThis article will show how you can use OneNote in combination with SharePoint 2013 and Outlook 2013 as an alternative for the meeting workspaces in SharePoint 2010.
Automatically Create Document Metadata
Blog PostsWhen it comes to using SharePoint document libraries, one of the most common questions is, Can I use folders for content organization? The consistent answer that the SharePoint community seems to be pushing is, “No” – but when does this change? Have a read…
Access Web Apps Part 2 – Editing Views, Automating with Macros
Blog PostsIn this article, we are going to edit the standard Views (forms) produced by Access and create a couple of Macros to automate things.
Microsoft Ignite Conference Video Diary
Blog PostsThe European SharePoint Conference team hit the beautiful city of Chicago for Ignite 2015. See how they got on!
Dashboards and KPIs Made Easy with Client-Side Rendering (CSR) in SharePoint Listviews
Blog PostsIt is always the same. After people get in touch with SharePoint and start working with document libraries, custom lists or some of the provided lists (like Tasklist) they like the way to share and to see their data like a dashboard.
Handling Events in a SharePoint Online Environment
Blog PostsSince Microsoft has moved to a Cloud first approach with Office 365 some challenge came to light when it comes to the handling of events in SharePoint 2013 (Online). In the good ol’ days we would open up our Visual Studio and without hesitation write an awesome Event Receiver and deploy it as a Farm Solution. These days are over as we all well know.
Increase ROI on Your SharePoint Investment – Let the Average Users In
Blog PostsOften SharePoint owners and specialists focus on the latest feature in SharePoint, which tend to have a certain degree of technicality built in to it. Despite addressing concrete issues, these features are often targeted very few people in the organization.
ESPC Goes To Ignite: Day 2
Blog PostsDay 2 at Ignite was pretty great – meeting up with familiar faces and much more!
