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). 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, but it can easily be used within your custom
On the 25th of January 2014, I’ll be speaking at the first SharePoint Saturday Stockholm (SPSSTHLM). This will also my first foreign speaker opportunity. Therefore, I would like to thank Hannah Swain, Matthias Einig, and Erwin van Hunen for giving me this opportunity by accepting my submission. The speakers line-up is amazing, it will be hard to choose which sessions to
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. Show image Share
I’m currently working on a migration project at a client. It’s a migration from SharePoint 2010 to 2013, which involves some re-development and branding. For the branding part, where this post focusses on, a couple of new page layouts needed to be created. The purpose of these page layouts is to replace the old versions, and to move from five
This post focusses on the creation process for a multi-value search refiner control. This control will be very much the same as the default multi-value refiner, but has a bit more flexibility, and gives you a good starting point for applying your own customizations. Default Multi-Value Refinement Control First let me tell you how the default multi-value search refiner control works.
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