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Friday, January 3, 2014
Monday, December 30, 2013
Creating site column declaratively
Hi All,
Please find below site columns type normally helpful while creating site columns declaratively.
Please find below site columns type normally helpful while creating site columns declaratively.
|
Type
of field
|
Field
Type
|
|
Yes/No
|
Type="Boolean"
|
|
Single
line of text
|
Type="Text"
|
|
Multiple
lines of text
|
Type="Note"
|
|
Choice
(menu to choose from)
|
Single
Choice (dropdown or radio buttons):
Type="Choice"
Multiple
choices (check boxes):
Type="MultiChoice"
|
|
Date
and Time
|
Type="DateTime"
|
|
Hyperlink
or Picture
|
Type="URL"
|
|
Integer
|
Type="Integer"
|
|
Number
|
Type="Number"
|
|
Person
or Group
|
Single
User or Group
Type="User"
Multiple
Users or Groups
Type="UserMulti" |
|
Currency
|
Type="Currency"
|
|
Calculated
|
Type="Calculated"
|
Thanks,
Sachin K.
Friday, December 27, 2013
SharePoint Site Columns and Site Content Type Customization Best Practices
Hello All,
While creating Site Columns and Content Types we may came across a scenario that which option to go with.
1. Browser Based Custom Development
2. Feature Based Custom Development
3. Object Model-Based Custom Development
Please refer to this post to see the best practices and pros and Cons of each approach while creating Site Columns and Content Types.
Thanks,
Sachin K.
While creating Site Columns and Content Types we may came across a scenario that which option to go with.
1. Browser Based Custom Development
2. Feature Based Custom Development
3. Object Model-Based Custom Development
Please refer to this post to see the best practices and pros and Cons of each approach while creating Site Columns and Content Types.
Thanks,
Sachin K.
Friday, December 6, 2013
Deciding between apps for SharePoint and SharePoint solutions
Hi All,
Please find below higher level decision table to go with apps for SharePoint and SharePoint solutions-
Please find below higher level decision table to go with apps for SharePoint and SharePoint solutions-
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Key
|
Apps for SharePoint
|
SharePoint Solution
|
|
Environment
|
If you are building for Office 365, the choice is pretty clear that
apps are the way to go.
|
If you are building a customization for the Central Admin, then a
full-trust solution is the way to go.
|
|
Code-Reevaluation
|
Apps do not require you to do this at the same scale as full-trust
code due to their loosely coupled nature.
|
Typically full-trust code must be reevaluated when you are upgrading
SharePoint to ensure that the customizations will not negatively impact the
upgrade to the next version.
|
|
Skills
|
Apps require you to just understand the object model you are using
because an app will not impact the performance or stability of the SharePoint
environment.
|
Full-trust code requires a deep understanding of the internal
workings of SharePoint to build stable and scalable solutions.
|
|
Application lifecycle
|
Due to the isolated nature of apps, apps, in most cases, will not
require that your application lifecycle processes test the SharePoint
environment and other customizations along with your app.
|
Full trust code requires extensive lifecycle management processes and
procedures to not only make sure the app itself works as expected, but to insure
that the SharePoint environment including any other full trust customizations
is also stable.
|
Monday, December 2, 2013
Save (Not Permitted) Dialog Box
Hi All,
Some times you may get following error when modifying any SQL table
"Saving Changes is not permitted. The changes you have made require the following tables to be dropped and re-created...."
To change this option, on the Tools menu, click Options, expand Designers, and then click Table and Database Designers. Select or clear the Prevent saving changes that require the table to be re-created check box.
Reference
Thanks,
Sachin K.
Some times you may get following error when modifying any SQL table
"Saving Changes is not permitted. The changes you have made require the following tables to be dropped and re-created...."
To change this option, on the Tools menu, click Options, expand Designers, and then click Table and Database Designers. Select or clear the Prevent saving changes that require the table to be re-created check box.
Reference
Thanks,
Sachin K.
Friday, November 8, 2013
SharePoint Online: software boundaries and limits
Hello All,
Please refer to below mentioned article describes some important limitations that you might need to know for different SharePoint Online plans in Office 365.
For example, it provides information about number of supported users, storage quotas, and file-size limits. This article covers a range of plans: SharePoint Online in Office 365 Small Business and in Office 365 Enterprise, plus standalone plans.
Click HERE to read full article.
Thanks,
Sachin K.
Please refer to below mentioned article describes some important limitations that you might need to know for different SharePoint Online plans in Office 365.
For example, it provides information about number of supported users, storage quotas, and file-size limits. This article covers a range of plans: SharePoint Online in Office 365 Small Business and in Office 365 Enterprise, plus standalone plans.
Click HERE to read full article.
Thanks,
Sachin K.
Thursday, October 10, 2013
View MS Access table data in to Excel SharePoint 2013
Hi All,
Please find below excellent article on how to visualize Access data to excel.
Click here to view the article.
Thanks,
Sachin.
Please find below excellent article on how to visualize Access data to excel.
Click here to view the article.
Thanks,
Sachin.
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