An enterprise client recently asked us to create a solution for reserving company conference rooms. The client is a technically savvy company with numerous offices throughout the country and 5-6 conference rooms at each location. The challenge was for employees who were constantly traveling from one office to another to be able to find a
It seems that cloud based products and services have a significant impact on how we design, write, debug, trace and deliver our applications. The way we think about this is not the same anymore; there might be no need to have SharePoint on-premises and SharePoint Online/O365 might be a better choice, there might be no
We encountered the following issue in our SharePoint 2013 installation. We implemented a content type which inherited from the Document Set content type. In this content type we included a lookup column which pointed to a custom list. This custom list has over 30000 items (List view threshold is 50000 so this is not an
It has been a while since I had a chance to enjoy TypeScript while crafting solutions for SharePoint 2010 and 2013. Not SharePoint 2010, nor SharePoint 2013 provide definitions for its JavaScript object model. Hence, a few SharePoint MVPs (@amarkeev and @gandjustas) have come up with an incredible project “SharePoint 2013 TypeScript Definitions” to make it possible leveraging TypeScript
I recently underwent a 2 hour overview of K2 workflow software that integrates with SharePoint to provide, IMHO, some impressive benefits. Although K2 can be used independently of SharePoint, when used in conjunction with SharePoint it packs a punch, especially when compared to Nintex which is a rival software. My blog post is not a direct
I am glad to announce RioLinx’ first contribution to the awesome CodePlex Responsive SharePoint project. We owe a lot to Eric Overfield, D’arce Hess and Gilda Spencer of the PixelMill team for starting and developing this project that has garnered a lot of attention in the SharePoint community. This project now highlights multiple releases, mainly
As of now, Visual Studio 2012 supports only BCS model with OData (Open Data Protocol) Services for Apps for SharePoint. So let us see what this OData and how to create an “External Content Type” using Visual Studio 2012 for SharePoint 2013 Online. What is OData? The Open Data Protocol (OData) is a Web protocol
As a developer I hate loosely typed data. When I have started playing with Sharepoint Hosted apps and had to use JavaScript, one of my pain points was the common SharePoint pain – loosely typed data. I mean, that you have you SP.ListItem, and you cannot check if you did not make a misprint, no
1. Copy the contents of the master page. 2. Create a new master page. 3. Paste the code from the original master page into the new master page. 4. Find one of the following lines of code (depends on the type of site being edited): <div id=”suiteBarRight”> OR <SharePoint:SPSecurityTrimmedControl runat=”server” AuthenticationRestrictions=”AnonymousUsersOnly”> 5. Insert this code just above one of those previous
This is a cross post from my blog under n8d.at. I already provided a way to define a fixed width master page for SharePoint 2010. You might think that fixed width is not required through all the fancy responsive web design. Mastering a fixed width design in SharePoint allow you to master responsive web design too.
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