SharePoint Updated Feature

Content Type New Button Order supported in the SharePoint modern document library experience

MC72513

Published On : Jul 15, 2016

Expires On : Aug 14, 2016

We are enabling support for the Content Type New Button Order feature in the modern experience in SharePoint Online document libraries. This change will begin rolling out today, July 15th and is expected to complete by the end of the month. Previously, document libraries that had this feature configured would automatically revert to classic mode. This will no longer happen, and custom content type ordering will be reflected in the new menu in the modern document library UX. This may result in some users seeing the modern document library for the first time. There is nothing you need to do to prepare for this change. Please click Additional Information to learn more.

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Updated Feature: Modern SharePoint Lists

MC72990

Published On : Jul 22, 2016

Expires On : Aug 21, 2016

We’re making some changes to lists in SharePoint. Modern lists offer many UI enhancements such as inline creation of custom views and columns; improved mobile support; PowerApps and Flow integration; and the information panel. We’ve replaced the Ribbon with a clean, responsive command bar. We’re going to start rolling out modern lists for First Release Users in early August, with First Release Tenants and Production rings following.

How does this affect me?

: The modern list will be the default experience for all lists except as noted below. Some customizations are not yet supported in the modern experience, and if we detect such a customization we will automatically redirect users to the classic experience.

What do I need to do to prepare for this change?

Administrators may choose to disable the modern lists experience on a per list, per site, or tenant wide basis, using the same control previously offered for modern document libraries. If modern experiences are enabled, any SharePoint user will be able to preview the modern lists experience, regardless of First Release or Production rollout schedule, starting next week. Please watch the Message Center for specifics when preview becomes available. Please click Additional Information to learn more.

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Apps for SharePoint Online(o365) on a non-development site collection

I got above error when try to deploy app in non-development site collection. so i created a development site collections in o365 admin center. Finally I could deploy the solution.


OR  We can make below configuration to deploy the app solutions.

So that’s a no-go, because “sideloading of apps is not enabled on this site“. After some research on the MSDN forums, I found a PowerShell script allowing you to enable Sideloading.  Because it’s not available in the interface, the only option you have is to run the PowerShell script to enable this feature. (There is not quite much information about this Sideloading thing yet though).

The first thing you have to do is download the SharePoint Online management Shell (link). The PowerShell script you can use is:

MORE INFO : http://www.alexandervanwynsberghe.be/debugging-apps-for-sharepoint-online/

Remove the Quick Launch in SharePoint Online

There are two ways to remove the Quick Launch in SharePoint 2013.

1. The first is to open the site in Share Designer, and uncheck the option to “Display Quick Launch”. While this works, it doesn’t move the content to the left. You’re left with an empty space that doesn’t look great.

    2. Alter the CSS using a Script Editor web part. Place a Script Editor webpart anywhere on the page, and         add the following code. The first line removes the Quick Launch. The second line moves the code all             the way to the left.

<style>
.ms-core-navigation { DISPLAY: none }
#contentBox { margin-left: 0px }
</style>
 

Show online users count in SharePoint site

SharePoint site are more secure. So can use only https links in side them.
I have use a free widget to  show online user count. but i didnt work .

I made a customized version that widget to use in office 365 SharePoint.

Dowload the library :-  https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=1D7F31756D95FB7A!566&authkey=!AHBgHIO9oC0iftw&ithint=file%2cjs


Add the following script to your side (Or add to content editor)

<script id="_wauz68">var _wau = _wau || []; _wau.push(["classic", "9aa2far871tw", "z68"]); (function() { var s=document.createElement("script"); s.async=true; s.src="/sites/intranet/Style Library/EFL/js/classic.js"; document.getElementsByTagName("head")[0].appendChild(s); $("#asas").append(s); })(); </script>