Please help me out on this. I have tried a lot searching on this but didn't find anything. Thank you!!!
Microsoft Wiki: Deprecated
Visit https://davidlozzi.com/2013/09/12/sharepoint-2013-sandbox-solutions-declarative-or-user-code-whats-dead-really/
Above link says: You can create sandbox solutions in SharePoint 2013, however they cannot contain server-side code; you can only create objects via declarative methods (XAML).
Yes, the activation of sandbox solutions in O65 has been disabled. Microsoft had publicly announced the same in different articles. In late July Microsoft started taking steps to complete the removal of code-based sandbox solutions as part of the phased approach announced in 2014 when they deprecated the feature.
http://dev.office.com/blogs/removing-code-based-sandbox-solutions-in-sharepoint-online
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/sharepointdev/2014/01/14/deprecation-of-custom-code-in-sandboxed-solutions/
If you need to still use sandbox solutions in Sharepoint Online on a temporary basis, you will need to contact support with a valid reason. Hope this helps!
Remember that deactivation is only from Sandbox code-server:
https://dev.office.com/blogs/removing-code-based-sandbox-solutions-in-sharepoint-online
Note that currently, we do not plan to deprecate or remove support for declarative (no-code) sandboxed solutions.
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Divio announced an end of support for Aldryn-forms at the end of September 2020. (http://support.divio.com/en/articles/3849075-essential-knowledge-django-addons-list).
I'm looking for add-on alternatives for Aldryn-forms that can work with the latest versions of Django, Django-CMS and Phyton.
On the marketplace website I only could find one package but its' last update was in 2015.
Does anyone knows a good package or has some information to implement forms which can be edited by content editors in the frontend website.
Thanks for any help.
Regards,
Carla
Divio handled over the maintenance to me, since I have commercial projects running on aldryn-forms.
Also Django CMS Association is most likely going to continue at least the basic maintenance of aldryn-forms, simply because the only alternative that I know of (djangocms-forms) has been dead for ~4 years, and the end users definitely need the forms support in django CMS.
In the future I hope to release a backward incompatible rewrite of aldryn-forms, since the current version has rather frustrating UX. Yet when that happens the respective announcement is going to be published on the aldryn-forms github.
I've been doing some research on how to implement a workflow in SharePoint Online and I found two interesting examples:
First
Second
They were useful, but there is a big problem with these. They are apps, so the workflow cannot be used outside the app (ex. lists, libraries) is there any way to make this (using Visual Studio, Power shell, SP Designer, etc.)? I am new in SharePoint, can anybody help me?
You kan add
true
to the WorkflowManifest in order to publish the workflow om the hostweb. But not that the tasks og history for the workfow is still tracked on the appweb.
You can see example here...
http://www.vrdmn.com/2014/09/integrated-workflow-apps-deploy.html
If you need the tasks and history on the hostweb you can create a sandbox solution with the workflow and publish the wsp-apckage on the site.
If you are not a programmer you're probably better of with SharePoint Designer 2013. You can download that for free. Just make a quick search for SharePoint Designer 2013 Workflow. There are plenty of examples for this.
newbie question,
I have an office 365 E4 plan in the office and have been playing around with SharePoint.
I reached a point where i need to code a few things.
Can i use powershell and SPSite to connect to SharePoint online, ie not a local farm.
I have successful used SPOSite but cant seem to be able to use SPSite.
thanks,
Alex
The short version is no, you can't. The "O" in "SPO" is for "Online". The SPO- family of cmdlets are for SharePoint Online, and not all the same functionality is exposed in the online version as on-premises.
Often, however, there are alternatives depending on the specific scenario you're trying to enable.
I want wiki similar to Github Wiki but Github Wiki is repository specific and can't be customized to remove Github navigation controls.
I would like a hosted wiki without any ads and should be easy to style/customize.
I am open to using Rails based simple wiki solution with good set of wiki features.
I think Branchabe, the hosted version of Ikiwiki is probably the best wiki engine in the vein of the github wiki. This is a personal preference issue though and I don't know that there's an objectively right answer here.
MediaWiki is a great open-source Wiki that you could use for this, as well as just about any other Wiki solution.
Wikispaces seems pretty decent.
It has a free option and its layout is customizable (in the paid version). I have to say though, like most wikis, it doesn't have the best user interface (it seems better than most though).
I'm looking for a django/oauth project which would allow for open authentication to at least Twitter and Facebook (other services would be a bonus). It appears there was a thread started by TIMEX in Febuary 2010 with a few different package recommendations.
Since it has been approximately a year and a half since the originator first posed the question, I'd like to ask again, hoping that time may have given to some more robust packages.
Some packages mentioned from the previous thread:
http://code.google.com/p/django-gigyauth - Last updated July 18, 2010
https://github.com/simonw/django-openid - Last updated Jan 12, 2010
https://github.com/uswaretech/Django-Socialauth - Last updated July 5, 2010
I think django-socialregistration is the most widely used. Check djangopackages for a more detailed overview of what is available.
I have to go with https://github.com/omab/django-social-auth. It's the best maintained and easiest to set up. http://djangopackages.com is going to that for authentication shortly. Why Because it rocks.
Yeah, I'm one of the people behind http://djangopackages.com. :)
Django Facebook is the most mature for Facebook authentication, it only does facebook though, none of the other systems.
If you are looking for additional platforms (and don't require additional facebook integration) than socialauth would work for you