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Deleting SharePoint Online Root Site Collection
Apparently Microsoft Support resolves the issue by deleting the Root Site Collection from the “Farm Recycle Bin”, another level up (and out of sight of Tenant Admins)…
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SharePoint: Can’t deploy a Sandbox solution (WSP)?
Well I’ve been seeing these problems with one of my tenant and it turns out that Microsoft has rolled out a so called “fix”, to prevents Users from run custom scripts… How to enable custom scripts.
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Virtual Machine: Configuring for daily development use
Every time I create or given a new Development Virtual Machine (VM) I find myself repeating the same steps…
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Virtual Machine: SharePoint failing to create a Web Application
So your Virtual Machine doesn’t quite have enough resources to create a new Web Application using Central Admin, then you have two choices PowerShell or the workaround I’m going to describe today.
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Jasmine with Visual Studio and SharePoint Apps – Part 3
In this post I want to talk about Fixtures and a major pitfall I’ve found when working with Chutzpah Test Adaptor for the Test Explorer.
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Jasmine with Visual Studio and SharePoint Apps – Part 2
Last week I wrote about how to configure Jasmine to run within Visual Studio using Chutzpah Test Adaptors. However since then I’ve run into a number of issues for which I will share my thoughts in this post.
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Jasmine with Visual Studio and SharePoint Apps – Part 1
This blog does not describe how to perform JavaScript TDD (test-driven development) or BDD (behaviour-driven development). It does however describe how to set-up Visual Studio and configure an App for SharePoint project to get you started.
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Client-side Development Techniques with CQWP(s) and JavaScript…
The other day I was talking to one of my colleague John Holah about retrieving large amounts of data from a SharePoint 2010 Lists using “client-side” v “OOB” techniques for a particular client, who has set use a number of challenges/limitations: Our access is limited to Site Collections We cannot deploy server-side code Internet Explorer…
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SharePoint Online: Facebook Social Plugin
Finally got round to testing the Facebook social plugin for Office 365 Public Site blogs and at first glance it would appear Users are limits to signing in with one of the following accounts: Facebook, Yahoo, AOL and Hotmail. However if you are like me and prefer to use your Windows Live account, well you…
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