Andrey Markeev

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10h	comment	Picture Library Slideshow Issue With Multiple Libraries Slideshow = Slides view? Interesting, when I add a webpart and switch it to "Slides" view, it doesn't show anything at all except of the webpart title after I save the page. Even with only one webpart on the page. Both wiki and normal pages... I use O365 SP2013 mode, so it should be the latest version I guess :)
20h	comment	SharePoint 2010 FormDigest issue: InvalidFormDigest Thanks a lot for the insights!
1d	awarded	Guru
2d	comment	2013 Results Source query path shows zero relevantresults Have you tried `Path:http://m.`?
May 21	comment	SharePoint 2013 lazy load for .click() issue You're welcome :)
May 21	answered	SharePoint 2013 lazy load for .click() issue
Mar 25	awarded	Announcer
Mar 13	answered	Can someone explain what the doGUIDFixUp attribute in the File Element Module does
Mar 8	comment	Modal Dialogs and Minimal Download Strategy 15, yes, sorry, wrote it by hand. Aha, so you're trying to pass page in mds format as the target for the dialog. I thought the problem was that you was not able to launch any dialog from mds page. Ok, now that's clear and I have one question: why do you want it? In most cases this will neither improve performance nor decrease traffic. Mds starts yielding profit only then you navigate between mds pages. In this case, the contents of the other page is loaded asynchronously. But usually you don't jump through pages within a dialog (maybe except for a wizard).
Mar 8	comment	Modal Dialogs and Minimal Download Strategy I'm not able to reproduce your issue. Being on page `/_layouts/14/start.aspx#/SitePages/Home.aspx`, I run `SP.UI.ModalDialog.showModalDialog({url:'/_layouts/settings.aspx'})` from IE developer tools and the dialog shows just fine. The portal is Office365 E3. Can you provide more details?
Mar 5	comment	Get document properties.Keys value @BennySkogberg Well, but based on my testing it works. Screenshot: i.stack.imgur.com/J1R0A.png
Mar 5	comment	Format XsltListFormWebPart with xsl style Simplest way would be to add Content Editor WebPart (CEWP) to the form page. Provide link to a txt file as a source for the CEWP, and add `<script type="text/javascript">....` and so on to this txt file. You can do it even from browser. Alternatively, you can open form in SharePoint Designer (Lists and libraries => (your list) => Forms => EditForm.aspx) and add js to the page. Also, SPServices project contains comprehensive documentation on this topic (please follow the link provided in the answer).
Mar 4	answered	Limiting a view based on authentication
Mar 4	answered	Format XsltListFormWebPart with xsl style
Mar 4	comment	Multiple fields to same list in join (CAML) Wow, 75 columns is really a great many! I'm afraid the second approach will not do. "List View Lookup Thresold" is by default 8 (see this post for details: sympmarc.com/2012/07/23/…), and big number of lookup columns in fact often cause performance issues, though I'm not sure if that concerns dependent lookups. But please test this before you start actual implementation. Since there are so many columns, I would say the first approach is even better. Two simple queries often perform better than a single heavy one.
Mar 4	answered	Multiple fields to same list in join (CAML)
Mar 4	comment	Multiple fields to same list in join (CAML) And I think most likely you can achieve your goal without any "Joins", just by adding dependent lookup columns.
Mar 4	comment	Multiple fields to same list in join (CAML) This only applies to "Join" element, but you can still use MultiLookups e.g. in "Where" clause. Perhaps in your case MultiLookup column cannot be used, true, but I just wanted to point out that this comment "(PS...why not multi-lookup??? -> multilookup is not supported in CAML queries)" is not accurate. It is supported, though in not all cases.
Mar 4	comment	Multiple fields to same list in join (CAML) Important notice: Multilookup is perfectly supported in CAML queries (if you use SPQuery or client-side CamlQuery). There are even several specialized elements like Includes and NotIncludes which allow to work with multilookups. Though multilookups are not supported in SPSiteDataQuery and it's descendants.
Mar 4	comment	Adding notification from server side, code ignoring ExecuteOrDelayUntilScriptLoaded Did you also try the variant I suggested in the answer? With inplview? Inplview is OOTB script.