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When trying to deploy my autohosted app I get the following error "localhost:44309" is not the intended audience "ca896394-c64c-46ce-832d-1cf9043274d9/localhost:44309@6afcd346-7cb2-46db-897d-c639dbdf …

I have a file in D:/Temp. How do I access it from an autohosted app. Is it possible? Should I give some extra permissions? The error Shows: Server Error in '/' Application. Access to the pat …

Here are a few points of considerations Apps are virtually a subsite complete with their site-settings and site-contents. Data stored in a list in the appweb is not persistant over multiple deployme …

You have two options - Either go for complete custom, which involves building up the form, actions (preferably using rest) for the new form. This is easier but more developement intensive. you can …

If you want a complete custom landing page, create a html/ blank aspx page and use it as the home page in app.manifest. That would give you an entirely clean slate to work on. See this discussion fo …

I have a task that requires generating a pdf that has the salary details of an employee. The data is stored in a custom list. I need to use some kind of template for the pdf to show the data in an org …

I first added a template to a doc library that was of the excel type. Then I used microsoft.office.interop.excel to edit an instance of the template in a workbook and then convert it into pdf. //For …

Apps are virtually a differnet domain than the host site. Hence browsers dont allow cross domain requests. In order to circumvent this you need to either use sp.RequestExecutor.js or SP.APPContextSite …

I would suggest you custom develop forms in HTML and implement crud operations using rest api for your forms. You can use Angular JS for running all your forms. Have a service for CRUDing into share …

No Its not built in, you need to add reference to jQuery - <script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.11.3/jquery.min.js"></script> to the head of the script tag. You can also use SP …

If you use JQuery multi-file.js, you can have a multi-file select control that lets you upload multiple files at the same time. Get JQery MultiFile JS here Follow this post around how to implement …

The best way I can think of is having an list in the host. You can have both the apps create/update entries to it, and this can facilitate communications between them. for example, Consider App …

Forbidden Error Generally occours because of these two reasons. Your Form Digest value is not correct. The user you are running tests as doesnt have the requisite permissions. To solve 1 - use $(' …

A sharepoint app essentially exists in a domain. So you need to either use SP.RequestExecutor.js or use SP.AppContextSite This is the structure of the URL if using SP.AppContextSite var url = appweb …