Content Search Web Parts and their Display Templates offer great power and flexibility for aggregating and displaying content. There are some areas where this system falls short. It would be nice, for example, to allow the end user (in this case the Page Designer) customize the text for the column headers in a table. Sure some of the column names such as “Title” are fine. Others, like AuthorOWSUSER or LastModifiedTime, could use a little help.
Here’s a little trick.
Topics: SharePoint, JavaScript, Tutorial
When creating a custom form in SharePoint Designer it is sometimes useful to change how some or all form fields display. This is especially true with complex SharePoint forms that have multiple tabs and intricate logic. Rather than doubling your efforts to create multiple forms in different modes this can be switched dynamically. The goal here is to eliminate the need to customize the dispform.aspx, newform.aspx and the editform.aspx when changing a list form. This process will help you customize a single form, and display it whether the user is in new, edit or view mode.
Topics: SharePoint 2013, Tutorial
While Mail Apps can use Ajax and SharePoint has REST endpoints this will not work because it violates Cross Site Security
The Solution: use a Generic Handler
Topics: Office 365, Troubleshooting, SharePoint Online, Outlook, Tutorial
If you are on the move and mostly reliant on your phone to retrieve your emails… However, you like to keep emails off your phone after you read them but still available on the server or your computer.
Connecting your Windows devices to Exchange Online is easy! Just follow these steps…
Connecting your device with Exchange Online is easy! Just follow these steps…
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