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| Try catch blocks in JSOM for server error in SharePoint 2010 | 8/21/2012 12:31:00 PM | | Hello kind readers…
JSOM… or the JavaScript client object model that is one of the major features of SharePoint 2010 is really a great API for doing loads of functionality without owning a Visual studio :)
I really love the JSOM and use it very often and with time I always learn something new about it… the one thing I wanted to share with ... | | Comments: 2 | Author: Tanmay Shahane | Categories: Client Object Model (ECMAScript), SharePoint 2010 |
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| JavaScript "L_Menu_BaseUrl" variable for SharePoint | 8/26/2011 8:38:00 PM | | When
working with Sandbox Solutions, there are a lot of times when you have
to determine the URL or the serverRelativeUrl of the current site. This
is especially needed on Office 365.
With
the ECMAScript Client Object Model, there are multiple ways to access
the current site URL or the serverRelativeUrl like the SP.Site.get_url()
for ... | | Comments: 0 | Author: Zshosted\Vardhaman | Categories: Client Object Model, JavaScript, ECMA Script Client Object Model, Sandboxed Solutions, Office 365, SharePoint 2010 |
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| ECMA script client object model and SQM collection in SP2010 | 8/21/2011 11:44:00 AM | | Hello kind readers….
The client object model has some great features one of which is the ability to collect SQM data points. If you look at the MSDN documentation the SP namespace has the BwsaClient classes to give you ability for using this feature from client end code. Now if you think that these classes are defined in the SP.Js, at least I ... | | Comments: 1 | Author: Tanmay Shahane | Categories: Client Object Model (ECMAScript), SharePoint 2010 |
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| Sorting Filtering client side .. Rich user experience with JQUERY and ECMA script client object model | 8/19/2011 12:51:00 PM | | Hello kind readers…
So I am back.. With some more stuff to share and not to bore you… so please pardon me if this is something you already knew about… I mostly write the things I do based on a sandbox solution application
Hmm so where to begin from … after the party last night ...errrrr no lets begin with SharePoint straight away ... | | Comments: 3 | Author: Tanmay Shahane | Categories: Client Object Model (ECMAScript), SharePoint 2010 |
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| Overcoming the sandbox limitation…Client object model (ECMA script) volunteers adding web parts on page | 8/13/2011 6:51:00 PM | | Hello kind readers…
A good friend of mine, Vardhaman wrote a post about adding web part through COM some time back, here. I would like to take it a step further on how it be a wonderful thing in making your sandboxed solutions more fun and limit free :). To understand what I am talking about, let's look at a scenario,
Scenario:
You have a ... | | Comments: 2 | Author: Tanmay Shahane | Categories: Client Object Model (ECMAScript), SharePoint 2010 |
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