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How to: Get a Result Source Id in SharePoint 2013

Result Sources in SharePoint 2013 are quite powerful. However to make use of them in your queries, you have to know the Id which you pass to the SourceId parameter of a query. For out-of-the-box result sources, the Ids are static. When...

Published Tue, May 21 2013 10:45 AM by Dot Net Mafia

Filed under: SharePoint, Enterprise Search, SharePoint 2013

Slides and code samples from my Search talk at SharePoint Summit Toronto

I’ve had yet another fun week up here in Canada. I gave a brand new talk about the new ways to query search in SharePoint 2013. I had a room full of developers that asked a lot of great questions. As promised, my slide deck is below...

Published Thu, May 16 2013 9:42 AM by Dot Net Mafia

Filed under: Presentations, SharePoint, Office 365, Enterprise Search, SharePoint 2013

SharePoint 2013 Autocomplete textboxes using the term store and CSOM

I wanted to create an autocomplete textbox in a SharePoint app recently by using terms from the term store. Since retrieving items from the term store can be a bit involved I wanted to show you the steps involved. This solution make use of...

Published Tue, Apr 30 2013 10:30 AM by Dot Net Mafia

Filed under: SharePoint, Office 365, Office 365 Grid, SharePoint 2013, Apps, Client Object Model, JavaScript

JavaScript runtime error: 'NotifyScriptLoadedAndExecuteWaitingJobs' is undefined

I recently ran into the following error when working with a SharePoint 2013 Client Web Part (App Part) while accessing the term store using SP.Taxonomy.js . JavaScript runtime error: 'NotifyScriptLoadedAndExecuteWaitingJobs' is undefined...

Published Mon, Apr 29 2013 9:57 PM by Dot Net Mafia

Filed under: SharePoint, Error, SharePoint 2013, Apps

How to: Query Search with the SharePoint 2013 JavaScript Client Object Model

As a developer, if you have ever looked for information on how to query search in SharePoint, there is a good chance that you have ran into one of my articles. I’ve been writing about how to query search in a variety of different ways since 2007...

Published Thu, Apr 18 2013 10:08 PM by Dot Net Mafia

Filed under: SharePoint, Enterprise Search, SharePoint 2013, Apps, Client Object Model

Speaking at SharePoint Saturday Houston, San Antonio SharePoint Users Group, and SharePoint Summit Toronto

I’ve got a number of talks coming up that I am excited about. It turns out that talking about my experiences publishing SharePoint 2013 apps to the Office Store is hot! I’ve already spoken about it in Austin and now I’ll be speaking about...

Published Wed, Apr 10 2013 1:54 PM by Dot Net Mafia

Filed under: Presentations, SharePoint, Office 365, SharePoint 2013, Apps

How to: Build Client Web Parts in SharePoint 2013 with Office Developer Tools RTM

This is the third time (and hopefully final) I am writing this post about building Client Web Parts (App Parts) for SharePoint 2013 with Visual Studio 2012. This is largely due to the Office Developer Tools going through a few iterations ( Preview...

Published Tue, Apr 09 2013 3:37 PM by Dot Net Mafia

Filed under: SharePoint, WebPart, Visual Studio 11, SharePoint 2013, Apps

How to: Query SharePoint 2013 using REST and JavaScript

I have a session coming up at SharePoint Summit Toronto this year about the many different ways you can query search. Whenever I am working on a new talk, it is customary for me to write blog posts about my examples so here it is. :) I first...

Published Tue, Apr 09 2013 2:15 PM by Dot Net Mafia

Filed under: SharePoint, Office 365, Enterprise Search, Office 365 Grid, Visual Studio 11, SharePoint 2013, Apps

Importing Search Configurations with SharePoint Apps

The Office Developer Tools team snuck a new feature into the RTM version of the tools for Visual Studio 2012. This new feature allows you to deploy apps and actually alter the search schema on the host web . That’s right. You can deploy...

Published Wed, Apr 03 2013 11:21 AM by Dot Net Mafia

Filed under: SharePoint, SharePoint Online, Office 365, Enterprise Search, Office 365 Grid, Visual Studio 11, SharePoint 2013, Apps

Judging an IT department’s effectiveness by how long it takes to create a user account

As an IT consultant, I have seen it all. Why does it take days, weeks, or even months to create a new user account? Is it because there is so much process involved, your help desk or administrators are over-worked, or is it because someone...

Published Tue, Apr 02 2013 12:03 PM by Dot Net Mafia

Configuring and using IRM with Office 365 and SharePoint Online

I’ve always founds IRM quite fascinating and the nice thing about Office 365 is that it is really easy to configure and use. There are a few steps involved, but I managed to figure them out without having to go read a heap of documentation. ...

Published Thu, Mar 28 2013 4:34 PM by Dot Net Mafia

Filed under: SharePoint, Office 365, Office 365 Grid, SharePoint 2013, IRM

Determining the most popular items in a document library in SharePoint 2013

With the combination of analytics and search in SharePoint 2013, there is a heap of new features to help determine which content is actually being used. No longer is this information buried in reports for administrators, but it in fact is available...

Published Thu, Mar 28 2013 2:39 PM by Dot Net Mafia

Filed under: SharePoint Online, Office 365, Enterprise Search, Document Library, Office 365 Grid, SharePoint 2013

Microsoft Partner Benefits: Rocking your SharePoint Online demos

If you haven’t heard, Microsoft released a new site recently that allows you to create a new Office 365 tenant that is pre-populated with users, content, and social data. It even comes with demo scripts that you can use to walk users through the...

Published Fri, Mar 15 2013 10:51 AM by Dot Net Mafia

Filed under: SharePoint, SharePoint Online, Office 365, Office 365 Grid, SharePoint 2013, Office

Installing SharePoint 2013 apps with PowerShell

My PowerShell posts always prove to be the most popular. I showed all sorts of cool PowerShell tricks in my talk back at SPC12. One of the things I covered was how to install and manage apps using PowerShell. Since there is a corporate...

Published Thu, Feb 28 2013 11:00 AM by Dot Net Mafia

Filed under: SharePoint, PowerShell, SharePoint 2013, Apps

Creating SharePoint lists with Excel data using Access 2013

It’s not uncommon for users to want to move data from an Excel spreadsheet into a new SharePoint list. There have been various techniques to achieve this, but Access 2013 provides a way to this pretty easily. The process is pretty simple. ...

Published Thu, Feb 28 2013 10:00 AM by Dot Net Mafia

Filed under: SharePoint, SharePoint 2013, Access, Excel

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