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Twitter posts from last week (2013-05-12 – 2013-05-18)

  • Sunday May 19,2013 12:31 AM
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  • RT @jantielens: List of all available language packs for #SharePoint2013 http://t.co/O0fQb2S9Vc 2013-05-12
  • SPhart – How do you really feel about SharePoint? – Let users know how you really think of SharePoint http://t.co/eS3NO6Marr 2013-05-12
  • SharePoint Work Box Framework – Home http://t.co/rEKIXnLpbU 2013-05-12
  • Why mobile sync? | Couchbase Blog http://t.co/3j35mjRNJv 2013-05-12
  • The Top 4 Mobile Challenges for Enterprises | Kinvey Backend as a Service Blog http://t.co/MASDuqynEB 2013-05-12
  • RT @franzinifabio: The Future of Microsoft Product Release Cycles: SharePoint and More http://t.co/nDVkGVSOjS 2013-05-12
  • RT @franzinifabio: Free SharePoint Tool Analyzes BLOBs http://t.co/PxxLPWjM3P 2013-05-12
  • RT @franzinifabio: Optimizing SharePoint 2013 websites for mobile devices http://t.co/V3Pev4uqXf 2013-05-12
  • Removing [MissingFeature] Database & [MissingWebPart] WebPart class errors from SharePoint 2010 – Paul King http://t.co/kwLJnbz49Z 2013-05-13
  • Setting multiple site collections to read only in SharePoint using PowerShell http://t.co/htLGTiyW58 2013-05-13
  • Diagnose MissingWebPart and MissingAssembly issues from the SharePoint Health Analyzer using PowerShell http://t.co/Tj99OSe6kJ 2013-05-13
  • Removing features from a content database in SharePoint 2010 using PowerShell http://t.co/4pmmVSSyvd 2013-05-13
  • Learning roadmaps for SharePoint 2013 http://t.co/Yj2C8wwk9k 2013-05-13
  • Why the CMO is an Endangered Species http://t.co/5xOVCrzafu 2013-05-15
  • PowerPivot for SharePoint: Single Server Installation http://t.co/eRtGQDOrxv 2013-05-15
  • RT @MSDN_Office: New content pivot viewer for #SharePoint, #Office365, #Exchange, more. Filter, by product, lifecycle, subject, etc. http:/… 2013-05-16
  • RT @modery: New #SharePoint Download: Reimagine SharePoint Development Guidance http://t.co/OYo2Y1Gi9v 2013-05-18
  • Out2share is an Outlook 2010 add-in that allows you to save email in a Sharepoint document library http://t.co/aqruKU8mKn 2013-05-18
  • SharePoint Weather WebPart – Home http://t.co/b56vRKVj4m 2013-05-18
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    • Sunday Apr 7,2013 12:32 AM
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  • We recently upgraded our company to Office365 from Google Apps (more details in another post). Our colleagues from Marketing Department never used SharePoint in real production so I received an interesting question: “Toni, how do I lock a document so no one can change it while I do?”

    The answer is, you need to perform check out. Here is how you can do this in SharePoint 2013:

    1. Check out a document in SharePoint 2013

    Check out document in SharePoint 2013



     2. Check out a document from Word 2013 (or 2010)

    Check out document Word 2013 - Step 1Check out document Word 2013 - Step 2

    Documentation Toolkit for SharePoint

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    One annoying thing about CSOM in SharePoint 2010 is that there is no way to add persisted items to Web.AllProperties or Folder.Properties. This deficiency is fixed in 2013 but the way it works is not obvious because if you look at the objects (and you are me) you'd guess that the way to set a property is to manipulate the PropertyValues.FieldValues collection and you'd be wrong!

    Here is a working example in C#.

    var props = clientContext.Web.AllProperties;

     

    props["propertyName"] = "Value";

     

    clientContext.Web.Update();

     

    In JavaScript use props.setItem("propertyName", "Value");

    Happy coding!
    --Doug

    Author: Doug Ware

    Category: SharePoint 2013 and Office 365 Apps
    Published: 4/5/2013 8:34 AM
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