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4 Dec 2016

SharePoint Features

by Jason Cribbet | posted in: 2013, Development, SharePoint, SharePoint 2013, Summit 7 | 0

As is the case with many errors in SharePoint, the error dialog is less than informative to be nice. Often times, I have an error where a select site or template that I’m working…

2 Jun 2016

How to Post a Slack Message from SharePoint

by Jason Cribbet | posted in: Development, microsoftteams, Office 365, office365, SharePoint Online, slack, Summit 7 | 0

Slack is an incredibly powerful team collaboration tool that has gained a lot of enterprise speed over the last few years. The ability to quickly message and collaborate on information would be an incredibly…

29 Apr 2016

Know your Office 365 and SharePoint 2016 _spPageContextInfo

by Jason Cribbet | posted in: Branding, Development, Javascript, Office 365, office365, SharePoint, SharePoint Online, Summit 7 | 0

As I’ve worked with SharePoint over the past several years, more specifically the client side development aspect of it, one component of JavaScript Object Model that I can’t live without is the _spPageContextInfo object….

3 Aug 2013

SharePoint 2013 Development on a Mac

by Jason Cribbet | posted in: 2013, Azure Development, Development, IT Pro, Mac, SharePoint, SharePoint 2010, SharePoint 2013, SharePoint Development, Team Foundation Server, TFS, User Experience/UX, Virtual Machines, Windows | 0

My name is Jason Cribbet and I have a confession to make. I’m a SharePoint developer and I use a Mac… and I love it. Just to clear some things out up front, I’m…

31 Jul 2013

Deploying Sandboxed Solutions to an Office 365 Public Site… well, maybe

by Jason Cribbet | posted in: Development, Front Page, IT Pro, Office 365, office365, SharePoint | 0

Deploying Sandboxed Solutions to an Office 365 Public Site… well, maybe. So, a couple of months ago, I set up a new Office 365 site where I could test out some of the things…

15 May 2012

Touch Optimized jQuery Picture Gallery in SharePoint 2010 and Office 365

by Jason Cribbet | posted in: Development, Office 365, office365, SharePoint, sharepoint2010, User Experience/UX | 0

Last week, I came across a couple of blog posts that talked about the TouchTouch Gallery which is a jQuery based image viewer that is optimized for touch screen devices. After checking it out,…

17 Feb 2012

Displaying All Site Content and Recycle Bin links in BlankWebPartPage.aspx

by Jason Cribbet | posted in: 2010, Branding, Development, Front Page, SharePoint, Summit 7 | 0

Just a quick post today… I had a situation where I was working with a SharePoint 2010 Team Site with the Publishing feature enabled. As a result, when I created a number of pages…

17 Dec 2011

November RCSPUG Follow Up

by Jason Cribbet | posted in: 2010, C#, Client Object Model, Development, Javascript, SharePoint, SharePoint 2010, Summit 7 | 0

At the November 17th Rocket City SharePoint User Group, I was invited to do a session on the SharePoint Client Object Model. Overall, it was a great session which followed with a good discussion…

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