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Author Archives: Stu
Unregistering an Add-in
Registering an add-in for SharePoint is easy enough. You go to the _layouts/appregnew.aspx page for the site and register the add-in. Permissions are set when the add-in is installed on the site too. This happens after you’ve clicked Trust It … Continue reading
Provider-Hosted Development Setup
Setting up a development environment for SharePoint is relatively straight forward when it comes to on premise solutions. Everything is running on the same server and normally on one IIS website. Moving to a hybrid model, be that either SharePoint … Continue reading
Posted in Configuration, Installation, SharePoint
Tagged Add-In, Configuration, installation, Provider-Hosted, SP2019
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New Certifications
It’s been a while and that’s an understatement!! I really do need to get back into the habit of blogging more about my experiences and sharing my knowledge of SharePoint and the related technologies. I recently decided to sit some … Continue reading
Add ECB to View Columns
Some code to add the ECB menu to the specified columns of a view: Code should be pretty self explanatory, happy coding! 🙂
Performance Monitoring Class
Thought I’d share a class I use for performance monitoring to help identify areas of code that are causing bottlenecks or take a lengthy time to execute. In SharePoint we can use the SPMonitoredScope class to wrap areas of code … Continue reading