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I would recommend these links
Setup the development environment in SharePoint 2013 : http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee554869.aspx
Develop in SharePoint 2013 : http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj163085.aspx
How to create a basic SharePoint hosted App : http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/fp142379.aspx
First Time Configuration For Apps : ...
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Actually Visual Studio 2010 Professional, Premium and Ultimate all allow for SharePoint development as the "Office and SharePoint development tools" are available for all (see here http://download.microsoft.com/download/4/6/E/46E8BB6C-108F-467C-9292-50EE94F117B5/download/Visual-Studio-2010-Feature-Comparison-Matrix.pdf)
Same stands still with Visual Studio ...
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You need to have SharePoint 2010 installed on the machine you wish to do development on. However, installing SharePoint 2010 on Windows 8 is unsupported (and may or may not be supported when SharePoint 2010 SP2 is released).
SharePoint 2013 remote development is only good for developing "Apps", traditional solutions still must be developed locally.
I'd ...
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You need to download the Microsoft Office Developer Tools for Visual Studio 2012 here. This will add the "traditional" SharePoint 2013 project options as well as the ability to create app projects for Office 2013 and SharePoint 2013.
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After some research we found out that the error has to do with the
length of the contents of the User Control. Once you exceed the limit
of 8256 characters the User Controls won’t be parsed anymore. Compare
the two images. With the contents length of 8256 characters the
ascx.g.cs file is still present in the solution.
Once you add another ...
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You can not install SharePoint 2010 and SharePoint 2013 "side by side" on the same box.
You must configure two separate environments for testing.
Here's an MSDN link walking you through configuring remote debugging for SharePoint 2013 (and it's limitations): Developing apps for SharePoint on a remote system.
Also, here's a link to walk through configuring ...
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The Library contains the definition of the library itself, including the columns, types, indexes, views, etc., but it does not actually store items. The Instance is what handles that and is typically a single instance of the defined Library and is usually created when the feature that contains it is activated.
If you are a coder, think of the Library as a ...
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Since Visual Studio 2012 was released before the updated version of SharePoint there (were) some post install updates that had to be run. I believe at this point, everything is bundled into VS 2012 Update 2 which was released recently.
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=38188
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How to organize source control for multiple projects depending on common projects in Sharepoint 2013
For groups that do a lot of small projects, sometimes it's best to have a TFS project for the Team, and not multiple projects per development project. For example, perhaps you're using scrum, and your backlog has items from HR and other groups. But, even though there are different "projects" with different deadlines and even different technologies, it's ...
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You need to retract or uninstall app, Simply stopping debugging won't going to retract or uninstall the app automatically.
If you tried to retract and uninstall app and got error then,
You need to change the ProductID in the appmanifest.xml file to
something else. This will deploy another app with the same name.
I guess this is a known issue and ...
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Find the ID of the content type you are deriving from (in your case it is 0x0101 i.e. Document Content Type). So, make sure 0x0101 is present by examining the content type in the SharePoint UI (Site Settings > Manage Content Types). You'll get an exception (as you're getting right now) on feature activation if it's not, or the Inheritance between Content ...
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If you double-click on the feature (NameofFeature.feature), in your solution. You'll see a properties window come up - as a window that details the title, description, scope, items in solutions, and items in the feature. In the properties window, you'll see an option titled 'Always Force Install'. By default, it is set to False. You can configure that to be ...
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There is no actual Project item template in Visual Studio 2012 to create this but the links here below point to articles giving you the step by step procedure, after you decide whether you want the Site Definion (farm deployment only) or the Web Template (sandboxed or SharePoint Online compatible). Mirjam has quite a good explanation of these aspects here ...
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There are two types of Templates when it comes to Webs.
One is Site Definition and other is web template, you can save a web as a template when it is created using out of box or custom site definition.
This article will explain you the difference between site template and site definition.
To create a site definition project
On the menu bar, choose ...
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Visual Studio checks certain registry keys to make sure Sharepoint is installed. This URL describes where these keys are located: http://sharepointmalaya.blogspot.com/2009/07/how-to-check-if-moss-or-wss-is.html
You can build Sharepoint solutions without having to install Sharepoint, but you cannot debug. Remember to copy all the Sharepoint Binaries from a ...
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Sure so you have software such as Microsoft's Hyper V and VMWare's Workstation product which allow you to install and run machines that work as independent machines but they run using the resources of your laptop or desktop.
This is what I use when developing with SharePoint.
There are plenty of blog articles about how to build your environment but here ...
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Is it a sandbox solution?
Is the domain controller installed on the same server as SharePoint? If yes, then have a look here: http://jaliyaudagedara.blogspot.in/2011/06/debugging-sharepoint-sandbox-solutions.html
Also another link which might be helpful to you: ...
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You can put your code behind file's dll into gac and then reference it in your User Control ".ascx" file. I am pretty sure it will work as I did it myself.
As far as I know be default this should work,
<%@ Control Language="C#" AutoEventWireup="true" CodeFile="CodeBehindExampleUserControl.ascx.cs" Inherits="CodeBehindExampleUserControl" %>
If above ...
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Go to Central Administration -> Services on Server
Check if the App Management Service and Subscription Service are started. You can use the following PowerShell to start them:
Get-SPServiceInstance | where{$_.GetType().Name -eq "A
ppManagementServiceInstance" -or $_.GetType().Name -eq "SPSubscriptionSettingsSe
rviceInstance"} | Start-SPServiceInstance
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