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Creating a Feedback Form Part 2 – Connecting the Flow
Posted on December 6, 2017 2 Comments
In my last post, I started to create a Feedback form that is using the new possibility to us PowerApps for SharePoint Online list form customization. The first part shows how to create a separated forms for View, Edit, and New action. You should check that out first because we will extend that functionality on […]
PowerApp Custom Forms and Flow – Creating a Feedback Form Part 1
Posted on November 29, 2017 1 Comment
Last month Microsoft announced a long waited functionality where you can use PowerApps to customize the modern list forms in Office 365. Customizing the OOTB SharePoint list forms is something we have done for years already, and everyone has done customizations in multiple different ways. But when the new modern lists were announced, all of […]
Reading Word File Content from Office 365
Posted on October 25, 2017 Leave a Comment
I had a case where I needed to read a document content from Office 365 through REST API and use that on my project. More specifically I wanted to use the content in my Word Add-in. Back then I was struggling to be able to read the content in a correct way. I didn’t find […]
Use case: List Posts – Using Widget Wrangler and AngularJS in the web part development
Posted on July 29, 2016 3 Comments
In this post, I will show you how you can create a widget or web part that show you a list of posts from SharePoint blog site. The element is done purely as client side coding. One thing that is true with SharePoint is the fact that you can do the same things in multiple […]
SharePoint Application Configuration – Application Configuration
Posted on December 11, 2013 Leave a Comment
Lately I’ve been worked a lot with projects where we have tried to find a good way to give site collection owner or farm admins possibilities to maintain and even change the way how our custom SharePoint application (web part, controls etc.) work. The answer to this is by using configuration data. The main reason […]
