James Daniel

 One cool thing you can do with Web Parts in SharePoint 2016 is connect them to each other. This allows you to use one web Part to filter the values of another Web Part. This is a very powerful feature that allows you to create useful, data-driven web pages in your team site. Follow this process to connect two Web Parts: Step 1 Add both the Web Parts you want to connect to your web page. For example, you can…

 When you create a new SharePoint site you choose a template. Depending on the template you choose, your site already has a number of apps by default. You can add more apps to your site, however. For example, you might want to add a Survey app to your site. You can add an app (for example, the Survey app) to your site by following these steps: Click the Settings gear icon and choose to Add an App. The Your Apps…

 To create a Calendar view, you must have at least one Date field in your app. The predefined SharePoint Calendar app, not surprisingly, uses this view as its default. A Calendar view helps users visually organize their date-driven work and events. To create a Calendar view, start as you’d begin to create a Standard view, but in Step 4, click the Calendar View link. Like the Gantt view, you see new options on the Create View page. You have a…

 Allowing a site’s content structures to inherit permissions from the SharePoint site is usually sufficient. Don’t try to secure everything individually. But at times, you need to secure a folder in an app or limit access to an app. You may want to delegate ownership of an app, thus pushing administrative responsibilities for the app to an app administrator. To manage permissions, the user must have the Manage Permissions permission. You must be a member of the Hierarchy Managers group…

 In fact, the “Getting Started” web part isn’t even where you start. In this post, I’ll show you a couple quick tips to create a great looking iconic navigation system for your site. In less than 10 minutes. Getting Started To get started click the “Remove This” link on the Getting Started web part. You don’t need it. Next, decide on where you want to send your users. In my case I have pages for Clients, Projects, Finance, Document Drop…

 In this blog article, I will discuss about how we can easily integrate a WordPress blog with your SharePoint site with the help of SharePoint 2013 designer Work Flow. Introduction Using SharePoint 2013 REST API and building SPD based simple Workflow, we will fetch most recent 2 or more post from the blog site and add those in a SharePoint list. If you are more interested about the advantages and disadvantages of the REST API, and for a comparison with…