IE8: Built in Script Debugger!!!!!
I think the title says it all. If you’re using script in your pages, you should get IE8. QED
I think the title says it all. If you’re using script in your pages, you should get IE8. QED
Today I was working on some script for the home page of a SharePoint 2013 site which added the jQueryUI accordion behaviour to all of the Web Parts within a Web Part Zone. When I went into edit mode, it was pretty frustrating to have the accorsdions kick in, so I looked around for a way…
I’m in Oslo at the 5th annual Arctic SharePoint Challenge. This is quite an event. As far as I know, it’s the only hackathon focused purely on SharePoint in the world. A few stats: Stats: This year's event will sport 9 teams, 41 contenders, 4 judges and 2 groupies. And close to 1500 badges to…
Last week I had the privilege to hear the well-known author Dan Brown speak at a dinner for my alma mater, Phillips Exeter Academy. You undoubtedly have heard about a little book he wrote called The Da Vinci Code. Not only is Dan a talented author, but he’s also a deep thinker on topics of…
I’ve been working a lot with custom forms in SharePoint lately, and I’m finding all sorts of shortcuts. Here’s a good example. I’ve got a form on which I am allowing the user to select 1-n tickets for an event by ticking a checkbox in each row. The form displays all available tickets for the…
Following up on my recent post about getting the current value of a People Picker on a form, today I built the JavaScript to set the value, and here it is. As usual, I’ve left in my debugging code in case you want to see how it works.
This entry is part 20 of 21 in the series SPServices StoriesSPServices StoriesSPServices Stories #1 – How to Start a Workflow on Multiple Items in a List SPServices Stories #2 – Charting List Data with HighCharts SPServices Stories #3 – AddWebPart Method of the WebPartPages Web Service SPServices Stories #4 – Using SPServices to Process…