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In this post, we will see step by step how to create an Angular JS Project using Visual Studio. This is for beginners only J Before we start, make sure ·         You have very basic understanding of AngularJS ·         Basic understanding of Routing ·         Beginner level knowledge on html5 ·         Hands-On using Visual Studio 1.       Open Visual Studio and click “new project”. Select “ASP.NET Web Application”. Enter Project Name, Location and Solution Name . 2.   Create an “ Empty ” ASP.NET Web Application as shown in below figure 3.  Open Solution Explorer, right click on the solution and click “Manage Nuget Packages” Install Angular.js Once installed, you will see all Angular.JS references in “Scripts” folder. 4.    In Solution...

Recently I faced an issue on fetching username from people picker column. Below is the code which can be used in such scenarios- // JavaScript source code function getUsers() { //Get the current client context ctx = new SP.ClientContext(webUrl); // Get Web web = ctx.get_web(); // Get List list = web.get_lists().getByTitle("My List"); camlQry = new SP.CamlQuery(); //Traverse through all files and folders deep and get some people picker fields like "Author" camlQry.set_viewXml('<View Scope=\'RecursiveAll\'>' + '<Query>' + '<ViewFields>' + '<FieldRef Name=\'' + colValuesEnum.Title + '\' />' + '<FieldRef Name=\'' + colValuesEnum.Author + '\' />' + '</ViewFields> ' + '</View>'); listItem = list.getItems(camlQry); ctx.load(listItem); ctx.executeQueryAsync(success, failed); } //Success CallBack Function fun...

Consider a scenario wherein you need to replace a part of value in single line of text. 1) Fetch List Items based on a particular condition using CAML Query Eg: Get all list items where status = "In Progress" and Content Type ="My Content" 2) From the list items returned by CAML query, modify and replace a particular string from a value. 3) Column type is single line of text Add-PSSnapin Microsoft.Sharepoint.Powershell cls #Log Variables $LogFolderPath = "C:\Logs\"  # LogFolderPath # Text File Path $LogFilePath = $LogFolderPath+ "txtLog_WF_UPDATE_"+(Get-Date).ToString("MM_dd_yyyy_hh_mm_ss")+".txt" # CSV Log File Path with current time stamp $CSVLogFilePath=$LogFolderPath+ "CsvLog_WF_UPDATE_"+(Get-Date).ToString("MM_dd_yyyy_hh_mm_ss")+".csv" #SP variables $web=$null ; $list=$null; $SiteURL = "http://mysharepointsite:30042/sites/en-us"# Library Site Url $ListName =...

This post contains the code to update Managed Metadata column value in Library. Add-PSSnapin Microsoft.Sharepoint.Powershell cls #Log Variables $basePath = split-path $SCRIPT:MyInvocation.MyCommand.Path -parent Set-Location $basePath #SP variables $web=$null ; $list=$null; $SiteURL = "https://mysharepointsite/en-us"# Library Site Url $ListName = "Pages";# List Name $FieldName="Document" $termStoreName = "Managed Metadata Service Application" $termGroupName = "Document_Content" $termSetName = "DocumentName" $MMDValueToUpdate = "Technical Doc" #Pre-requisite checks Try {     #Web Check     $web = Get-SPWeb $SiteURL     if($web -eq $null)     {       Write-Host "Cannot find an SPSite object that contains the following Id or Url: $SiteURL"  $_.Exception.Message        Exit     }     #List Check     $list = $web.Lists[$ListName]     if($...