I would like to create a web part that is available on every page and sub site inside SharePoint online. Example is the Wizdom PowerPanel. It's available on every site on the left.
Anybody an idea about how to create this?
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I am looking for a solution in episerver to add media files from external sources into episerver.I am aware that episerver has recently released Episerver Content Management API to post contents within Episerver.Is it possible to use this for media files as well.As this is newly introduced in episerver, i cant find any references other than the documentation within epi which has more of CRUD operations on Content.Can someone please point out some reference links for me to get this started?
Any input is appreciated.
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The content management API is useful if you want to create a headless website that talks to Episerver via an API to get content.
Depending on what you want to use the media for will depend on the optimal approach. I assume you want the content editors to be able to pick these items from within the CMS? If so there are two main appraoches:
You could write a scheduled task using the content repository API to import the media into the Episerver media library
The other option is to create a content provider, so the media is available in the editor, read this to learn how to do it. This option is more fidley so I would go with option 1 if possible.
If you just want to render images on a web page, then call the API using AJAX. Job done!
has anyone worked with react and sharepoint, please tell me, if there any reference for creating a react app and deploy in sharepoint online directly, many of the references are creating react app as web part, but I cant find what I looking for. please help
It actually depends on where you want your application to show up in the SharePoint.
In addition to the WebParts, there is AppCustomizer option that allows you to show your app in one dedicated the placeholder of the sharepoint site (top or bottom):
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/dev/spfx/extensions/get-started/using-page-placeholder-with-extensions
Other that, there is "single page part" option that allows you app to occupy all the space on the page, and to be the only thing the user gets basically:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/dev/spfx/web-parts/single-part-app-pages?tabs=pnpposh
I am currently working on the setup page for my custom MS Teams Connector.
For inspiration, I was looking into other companies and one particular thing caught my attention.
Teams usually has at the bottom 2 buttons, like here in my setup page:
I have no Problem communicating with them using the #microsoft/teams-js client SKD and could make my page work like it is now. But I got curious how to do it with custom buttons like other Companies.
For example Trello:
Like you can see they moved the buttons up and also have a login button.
I also need to add authentication form my Connector, so I was wondering if its possible to archive a similar layout for my Connector.
For the Setup page I am using web app created with create react app
So my questions are:
Is this possible using react?
If yes how is it done?
I could not find much documentation regarding this topic.
The behavior is by design. Quite a while back we started giving developers more control in the tab configuration flow and allow them to render their own button within the iframe. Everything within that task module is now controlled by the app.
How can i get the nodes out of umbraco in a winforms app?
Basically, I want to use umbraco as dataentry, and have a winforms/wpf application visualize the data that was stored in umbraco. Can someone point me in the right direction?
Yes, you could do that using the Umbraco .NET APIs. Just include the correct Umbraco dlls as references and then you can load content or media and manipulate it using the API.
See more on the API in the Documentation section on Our Umbraco:
http://our.umbraco.org/documentation/Reference/
I want to make a silverlight web part hosted in SharePoint 2010 that will take up the entire screen. I know how to get rid of all the SharePoint navigation through CSS or a custom master page, but I'm struggling with how to get a web part zone to grow to the full height available. I've messed around with using CSS or jquery to set the heights of the various tables and divs that wrap a web part and haven't found a good solution. Has anyone done this?
How about not using a webpart, and just embedding the Silverlight application into an empty page with an empty masterpage?
You can grab the html or aspx page that Visual Studio generates when you create an new Silverlight project.
I would suggest you to get a new master page for this purpose. You can get the minimal master page here:
http://blog.drisgill.com/2009/11/starter-master-pages-for-sharepoint.html