On my projects list I have a field called Project Title, this field has nothing to do with the Title from the list items, in fact I dont even use it, so if yo create a view where you show the Project Title, there wont be a link to the display form. You can however
Perhaps one of the most useful features within Sharepoint 2013 are Display Templates (aka. CSR or JSLink). In my current scenario, I have a list called “projects” with a field called “Project Team”, this field is is Multiple People Field, and by default sharepoint renders in the list views with one new line per person. This can be
I recently had a client requirement to send out an automated company-wide birthday greeting email whenever it was someone’s birthday. I decided to use SharePoint Designer to create a workflow that sends an email, and then run it on a timer job that runs nightly. This timer job would pull all employees that have a birthday
So , one of the developers called me up and told me that he could not get into his single server development SharePoint farm, he could deploy his solution however. So I rolled my eyes and said what did you do.. Nothing was the reply! (are you surprised) . Well it turned out that he
Just “quick and dirty” public static void ChangePermissions(SPSecurableObject subject, SPPrincipal principal, SPRoleType roleType) { SPRoleDefinition roleDefinition = null; SPRoleAssignment roleAssignment = subject.RoleAssignments.GetAssignmentByPrincipal(principal); if (roleAssignment != null && subject != null) { switch (subject.GetType().Name) { case “SPList”: if (!((SPList)subject).HasUniqueRoleAssignments) ((SPList)subject).BreakRoleInheritance(true,false); roleDefinition = ((SPList)subject).ParentWeb.RoleDefinitions.GetByType(roleType); break;
In my previous blog, we have installed Windows Server 2012 R2. Now, in this blog, I’ll show you how you can install Active Directory with Domain Controller in Windows Server 2012 R2. Kindly follow the below mentioned steps to install AD. SharePoint 2013 Installation Series: Part 1 – Step by step Installation of Windows Server 2012
if we want to work with the quicklaunch we must first know how to read its nodes: //constractor for client context using (ClientContext clientContext = new ClientContext(siteUrl)) { using(Web web = clientContext.Web) { NavigationNodeCollection quickLaunchNodeColl = web.Navigation.QuickLaunch;
In this blog, I’ll walk you step by step through the installation of SharePoint 2013 on Windows Server 2012 R2. Before going ahead in detail, Let’s quickly check out the Hardware and Software requirements for SharePoint 2013 installation. You can click here to understand the complete System requirements for this installation. Based on my Installation experience with
\\ This example delete all nodes of Navigation.QuickLaunch \\constructor of the client context: requires an input parameter using (var context = new ClientContext(siteUrl)) { \\quicklaunch of the object web NavigationNodeCollection nodes = context.Web.Navigation.QuickLaunch; context.Load(nodes); context.ExecuteQuery(); \\linq to cycle the nodes of
If you happen to stumble upon this problem: “WSS PROXY USAGE APPLICATION STOPPED” follow this procedure: Read id proxy services: launch from management shell: Get-SPServiceApplicationProxy Take the id of the service WSS Usage Application proxies (example: 97b0f809-cf86-4740-9e4f-61edf9a40d93) Execute the commands listed below (together): $UsageApp = Get-SPServiceApplicationProxy | Where {$_.ID -eq ” 97b0f809-cf86-4740-9e4f-61edf9a40d93 “} $UsageApp.Provision()
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