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I wrote this article back in 2012, for SD Times, and thought I’d go ahead and post it here also. This also applies to Office 365, and Office 365 has a video portal feature as well. In the SharePoint 2013 Preview and in the Office 365 Preview, there are some great hidden gems when it comes to working with video
In SharePoint 2013 and Office 365, there is no more design view in SharePoint Designer, and of course InfoPath is slowly being depreciated between now and 2023. Without these tools, how do we go about creating business solutions easily like we have been doing for years? I’m not a programmer, and I know that most of my audience here… you’re
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In SharePoint 2013 and Office 365, there are a couple of pretty useful new web part properties that I would like to point out. When inserting an “app part” on a page (a list or library web part), there is a Miscellaneous section in the web part property toolpane. Insert a list or library (app) as a web part on
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To carry on the tradition of my most popular post, which is the list of 2010 web parts, I figured I’d delve into documenting the list of 2013 ones as well. Here is the extensive list, in order that the web parts are shown in SharePoint, with information about each one. I’ve also made notes about which ones are available
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In SharePoint 2013 and SharePoint Online, you may have noticed on the About Me page, there is a Tasks link in the Quick Launch. It takes you to a page that looks something like this: This list of tasks not only shows you your own personal list of tasks, it shows you all tasks from EVERYWHERE IN SHAREPOINT, all rolled
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STOP USING INFOPATH This is an interesting solution that we figured out. Here’s what the requirements are: The managers need to see a list in SharePoint of all of the tasks that are assigned to their subordinates. This is a bit tricky, because the manager field doesn’t exist in tasks. Also, I didn’t want to do a solution that would
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This blog post applies to SharePoint 2010, 2013, and Office 365. This is enterprise, standard or foundation. This is a cool little trick that Corey Emmons figured out. Since he doesn’t have a blog, I figured I’d at least document it so that you all can see how smart he is. The idea is that a task rollup is needed
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