According to Wikipedia, SharePoint is a web-based collaborative platform that integrates with Microsoft Office. Launched in 2001, SharePoint is primarily sold as a document management and storage system, but the product is highly configurable and usage varies substantially between organisations.
Due to the highly configurable nature of SP and the multitude of versions available, we offer a vast collection of classic and moder SP information within this category which covers everything from Enterprise Users of the latest SP Release.
Therefore, this category is broad too, and is full of handy tips, tricks and advise. Check out some of the Step by Step blogs or learn with our eBooks, How To videos and Webinars.
The Modern SharePoint Framework have a new WebPart Properties pane. The property pane allows end users to configure the web part with a bunch of properties. The property pane has three key metadata: Pages Pages provide you the flexibility to separate complex interactions and put them into one or more pages. Pages then contain Header… READ MORE
Publishing SharePoint site as a template can save you a lot of time if you want to replicate it again in your environment. Unfortunately if you used a Publishing Site or if you had to activate the Publishing Features in a Collaboration Site, save site as a template will not be available. In this article… READ MORE
SharePoint size and usage limitations If there’s one thing all SharePointers have to keep in mind, it’s the limits of the tool you’re using. Some of these can be annoying, though most of them won’t bother you… for the most part. That is until you discover their existence, seemingly right when you’re trying to… READ MORE
Let’s make the comparison with your favourite social network web site. In the real life, do you refresh your Facebook/LinkedIn/Twitter feed by hitting the « F5 » key every time to get new updates? Obviously not. You are automatically notified in real time when something new happened. Getting back to an intranet portal scenario, why it couldn’t be the… READ MORE
If you are building your company’s Intranet on SharePoint, you will eventually have to make one very important decision: What do you do with the Intranet home page? No matter what the objective of your portal is, you kind of need to have a home page. But how do you go about designing it? What… READ MORE
In this blog I am going to share the code to copy documents between site collections using CSOM on Office 365 SharePoint. The below code uses the recursive method to get all documents from source site collection and copy it to the target site collection. The script also preserves the modified and modified by details… READ MORE
This short article shows you how to create tab look in SharePoint Custom Lists When I went to http://www.w3schools.com/howto/howto_js_tabs.asp. I saw the tab I want but how am I going to put this in my Office 365 SharePoint. Create a SharePoint Custom List Open SharePoint Designer 2013 and point to the SharePoint site. Choose Lists… READ MORE
I hate folders in SharePoint as a means of organising content. It’s a deeply broken approach and carrying it over to SharePoint Folders is one of my pet hates. I have even written a song about it. So I pulled this together from my involvement in various conversations and involvement in a discussion arising from… READ MORE
GigJam was first demonstrated during Worldwide Partner Conference 2015 where it gained traction. It showed that you can connect multiple systems on a ‘Gig’ and work with peers to collaborate on those Gigs. This looked (and indeed it is) simple without the hassle of building integration channels, using delegations (if supported by the system) or… READ MORE
Best Practices for Deploying SharePoint Online & SharePoint 2016- firstly, Best Practices for Deploying SharePoint Online & SharePoint 2016 webinar- Are you looking for a better strategy to implement Office 365 but already have an on-premise SharePoint 2013 or SharePoint 2016 implementation? If so this session is for you to understand how both systems can… READ MORE
