This week a client mentioned an issue when they want to add new apps to their sites. The issue is that they do not see the **Apps you can add** zone on the app creation page (your-site/_layouts/15/addanapp.aspx). They only see the **Noteworthy** apps: {{}} The sites on which this problem occurs have custom branding applied. On the standard OOTB master pages, the
The blog post about how to [dynamically change the result sources in a search center](https://www.eliostruyf.com/dynamically-changing-result-source-sharepoint-2013-search-center/) was based on a solution that I created to show the duplicated results in a search center with JavaScript. A standard Search Center in SharePoint 2013 doesn't show the duplicated results by default. You have two options to view the duplicates: 1. Is to turn on
Almost two months ago Pascal Van Vlaenderen asked a question on twitter if there's a way to specify the Result Source in the QueryString ([https://twitter.com/VanVlaenderenP/status/392920559853383680](https://twitter.com/VanVlaenderenP/status/392920559853383680)). Since that time, this question was on my to-do list to check this out. What I proposed back then, was to change the result source in the data provider object with JavaScript. This week I had
This is an extra post for the search refiner control series. In this post I'll explain how you could build a search refiner control that makes use of ranges. The range operator can be used for the following search data types: * DateTime * Decimal * Integer The out-of-the-box refiner controls use this range operator for its slider controls,
On the 25th of January 2014, I'll be speaking at the first [SharePoint Saturday Stockholm](http://www.spsstockholm.com/2014/ "SharePoint Saturday Stockholm") (SPSSTHLM). This will also my first foreign speaker opportunity. Therefore, I would like to thank [Hannah Swain](https://twitter.com/hannahrswain), [Matthias Einig](https://twitter.com/mattein), and [Erwin van Hunen](https://twitter.com/knowsharepoint) for giving me this opportunity by accepting my submission. The speakers line-up is amazing, it will be hard to choose
A question I received a couple of days ago was if it would be possible to display the share action on a page like the action in the context menu of that page. {{}} ## Solution The solution for this is really simple, all you need to do is creating a hyperlink on the page layout and use a JavaScript function call in
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