i want develop a system in sharepoint 2007 that work similar google directory.
but i don't know how to achieve that. please help me.
Sharepoint 2007 comes with it's own search and indexing functions, are you trying to avoid using those for some reason, or are you trying to simply change the UI to look more like Google, or what?
Actually trying to scratch build a search feature for SharePoint would be a pretty non-trivial task.
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I am a developer with .net.mvc, angular background. We have some application developed in mvc, angular.
My question is
1. Recently my company want to do the development on share point online(not on premise). I want to develop an app either in angular\MVC which can be deployed and accessed from share point. The app basically calls one of our on premise database displays in a grid. It also involves some crud operation.
Can anyone suggest any ideas for this.
Tried reading through some sites but doesn't helped.
Create SharePoint provider hosted add-in so you could use MVC project web template(a .net MVC project), so you could develop based on your existing .net knowledge.
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You could host provider-hosted add-in(MVC web) in azure.
https://www.dmcinfo.com/latest-thinking/blog/id/9543/how-to-create-a-sharepoint-online-provider-hosted-app
Hey Sorry Your question is getting attacked but I believe I have an approach for you.
Normally youd be able to just create a server side webpart but since you are online you wont be able to use MVC and will need to leverage front end solutions or the SPFx Framework.
If you want to go a more pure javascript route you can create an Angular Application like SPJEFF has done. He has built an Angular App that leverages the SharePoint API and runs inside a content and media webpart that you can embed into the page. Please see his blog post for more info. https://www.spjeff.com/2018/12/25/video-angular-2-cli-todo-list/
Your next option is the SPFx route. Its pretty mature for the online community and constantly updated. Heres a quick read on why you should use it. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/dev/spfx/sharepoint-framework-overview
Please message if you have any questions.
I'm implementing a new application in ASP.NET with MVC4. I'd like to use Azure to host my project.
I've already created a cloud, but I have a problem with my datasheet. I'm using a excel file whom calculates some prices. I tryed to use openXML, but it can't recalculate my sheet, so i can't use it.
Then, I was thinking to install Microsoft Excel on my cloud to run my excel file.
Do you have any different ideas? Could my solution work?
Advice against running Office on a server apply doubly to Azure. The short answer is consistently "Don't do it". I replied to a similar question a couple of years ago, and the answer still applies. (Use a native .NET library)
Personally I would avoid this like the plague.
Unless you're doing a crazy amount of calculations in the Excel sheet, it's likely going to be easier to translate the calculation to an asp list or local sql instance than try to get manipulating Excel via Azure asp working.
If you can give details on what happens in the sheet we can probably help to find a way around the problem.
Edit:
It seems like you may be forced to use Excel, if so the following Microsoft KB article has a long list of problems and possible workarounds for manipulating Excel files server side:
Considerations for server-side Automation of Office
I want to make a small HTTP chat website working with a Delphi 7 web Server. I have no idea how to approach this. I have searched on the internet for hours but I found nothing helpful. I have setup a basic Delphi 7 web server. The reason I want to use Delphi is because I'm most familiar with it and I want to use HTTP because that's the only language I know to how use in a browser. Could I do this and is there any tutorial on how to do this somewhere on the internet? I wanted to make a chat server because it seemed like a challenge. The help is greatly appreciated.
As much as I love Delphi, I would strongly recommend learning another language for this task.
PHP is very easy to get into. All you need is notepad to type a file with this:
<?php echo "hello" ?>
And you have a working web application that shows hello. With delphi it gets more complicated. You either need to provide your own web server, or you need to create a .dll that plugs into your browser, and you'll need a lot more code to get something simple.
PHP also has good mysql support built in, which you'll probably need if you're going to create a chat page, because it can easily deal with multi-user issues for you.
I know this doesn't answer your question about how to do this with Delphi, but please take this advice.
Can anyone recommend a free tool for generating Charts compatible with ASP.NET MVC?
Take a look at this free web control from Microsoft:
http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2008/11/24/new-asp-net-charting-control-lt-asp-chart-runat-quot-server-quot-gt.aspx
I tried it with regular web application, not MVC though. Works alright, a little finicky in some details.
What kind of charts you need to deal with? Some time ago I was looking for Gantt chart control, and really did not find any good free ones.
Regards, Anvar
Use Google Chart Tools.
To clarify, GCT isn't specific to ASP.NET MVC. It's a hosted thing that you can call with Javascript. I've use it in MVC and regular ASP.NET project alike. Very clean and nice.
For instance, open your browser and go here:
https://chart.apis.google.com/chart?cht=p3&chd=t:60,40&chs=250x100&chl=Hello|World
You'll see this:
Google charts
The advantages of the Google Chart Tools are:
A rich gallery of visualizations provided as:
Image charts - using a simple URL request to a Google chart server
Interactive charts - using a Google developed JavaScript library
Can read live data from a variety of data sources
Simple to use and free
you can use google chart tool. its easy to use and woks good.
for refrence you can go through below url
http://code.google.com/apis/ajax/playground/?type=visualization
hope i would help you.
Okay this question is coming from someone who has never written any code beyond CSS, HTML and some php...
Pretty much I'm using Word all day and constantly needing to refer to just a couple of sites and resources on the web.
I would like to create a little add-in to go in the Ribbon in Word.
I have the full VB 2008 Proffesional edition.
Pretty much all I'd like it to do atm is have a new tab with a few easy to access buttons which link to specific URL's, although the ideal would be that pushing these links would also automatically log me into the websites at the same time.
Possible?
From this I'll hopefully be able to work off as I learn more...
Yes, it is possible, check VSTO.
You can definitly do this as a word add-in (the auto-login part may be tricky...).
Here are some ressources:
http://download.microsoft.com/download/a/6/1/a61dd5df-f52c-42d5-a95c-7a7fb7a6a466/ExtendedRibbon.wmv
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa338198.aspx
However, there are easier ways to do this. I would rather create a toolbar in my Windows taskpane.