Highs and Lows so far from SPC14 – Day 2
After a (too short) night to digest the news from SPC14, here is a list of my highs and lows from the announcements and sessions so far.
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Configuring Single Sign On with ADFS and UserVoice
This post will show you the steps necessary to configure Single Sign On with Active Directory Federation Services and UserVoice.
Hey Microsoft, Get Your BLEEPING Markup Out Of My SharePoint
By now. we all are familiar with the justifications for the new SharePoint App Model. Chris Johnson recently wrote a nice piece on the history of the Sandbox Solution model, and why he sees the App Model as the better way to isolate code moving forward. Talk to anyone in the product group or any…
Use a PostMessage Shim to Give your SharePoint Client App Parts More Information
In this post, I’ll walk through how to use the postMessage api to enable cross-frame communication between your Client App Parts and the hosting SharePoint page, to make your SharePoint App Parts more dynamic and responsive to changes in the parent page.
The Proper Way to Create Publishing Pages in SharePoint 2013
There are a few ways in SharePoint 2013 to create new publishing pages in the Pages library, but some of those methods have significant side effects or problems and should be avoided. In this post, I’ll show the proper way to create a Publishing Page in 2013 (hint: use the Site Actions menu).