“Cannot import Web Part” fix for Social Web Parts
I’m creating a sandboxed web template for Office 365. I’m adding several web parts to a page and it’s working fine until I add Social web parts, like a Note Board or Tag Cloud. When I add one of these...
View ArticleFix for List Event Receiver not working in SharePoint Online
I created a List Event Receiver for my custom List Definition and wanted to set a view list properties programmatically in the EventReceiver. It worked perfectly in SharePoint 2010 but not in...
View ArticleAdd custom filter to the SharePoint Refinement Panel
Just for my reference, or anyone else interested, a link to the perfect guide on creating a custom filter section in the refinement panel....
View ArticleAudiences in SharePoint Online
Audiences in SharePoint Online are as good as useless, because the audiences are compiled once a week. Unless you exactly know what you’re doing you can give it a try, but waiting a week to get your...
View ArticleEnabling FBA and NTLM Claims-based authentication with PowerShell
On the interwebz I couldn’t find any way to set multiple Authentication Providers on a Web Application and I need to set the Authentication Providers to NTLM ánd FBA. The examples always show one...
View ArticleSend test email from SharePoint
With PowerShell you can send a test email from within SharePoint. Run the following code with SharePoint Management Shell $email = "test@test.com" $subject = "Test subject" $body = "Test body" $site =...
View ArticleHow to create an App Part in SharePoint 2013
The App Part in SharePoint 2013 is actually a Web Part version of an App. Like Web Parts in 2010 they reside in a small frame on the page. For the old Web Part this was some rendered ASPX, for an App...
View ArticleAutomated deployment on SharePoint Online and SharePoint 2013 using...
Automated deployment for SharePoint Online can be one hell of a job. Apps and sandboxed solutions are the designated methods for provisioning, but are very limited. How about PowerShell? Yes! But not...
View ArticleMS Exchange Public Folders – Why everyone is migrating to Office 365 Cloud?
Public folders are as old as Exchange Server itself. But with Microsoft gradually reducing the importance of public folders from Exchange 2007 onwards, its future does not seem bright. Also,...
View ArticleSharePoint 2016 IT Preview on Azure
Assuming you have a MSDN subscription or any other kind of Azure license and wanting to try out SharePoint 2016, here are the steps to follow to install a SharePoint 2016 IT Preview Virtual Machine in...
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