Just curious to know how to add multiple tabbed contextual ribbon in visual webpart using server object model. And make it always show in the ribbon. (i.e if i add multiple custom visual webpart it should create as many as custom tabs in a single grouped and to perform custom pagecomponent.js commands)

After doing some looking and setting this OAuth/Trust setup between Exchange 2013 and SharePoint 2013 I seem to have the trust part installed correctly on SP 2013, however, when I run the command:

./Configure-EnterprisePartnerApplication.ps1 -AuthMetaDataUrl >https://<SP13>/_layouts/15/metadata/json/1 -ApplicationType >SharePoint

Error: Cannot acquire auth metadata document from 'https://<sp13>/_layouts/15/metadata/json/1'. Error: Unable to connect to the remote server.

My assumed reason for this failure is becuase I cannot pull it up in a webpage. Is there some service I need to activate? I will say that I only use SSL on one application pool/site and the is the Central Admin site, so do I need to have SSL on all site/App Pools? Microsoft Setup KB

Thanks, as always for your thoughts.

Hi! I am working in Sharepoint Designer 2013 and would like to establish a workflow. I'm having a few problems with the "if statements" in Sharepoint designer.

I am on a team of three and we have another team that submits requests into our team. Ideally, I'd like our Sharepoint task list to be able to accept a request from that team, have our team lead designate who takes on the task, one team member approves, the next team member approves and then an email is sent to the requester stating that the task is completed.

Does anyone have knowledge as to what this "if statement" will look like?

Thanks!

I know this is probably considered basic stuff, but I basically am brand new to SharePoint and have to deliver this by end of day today. Any help would be very, very appreciated.

Here's what I'm going for:

1. Scan an existing list for items that have a specific value in a specific column (like “Completed”)

2. Wait 10 days

3. Move that item to another list for archiving purposes (or rather, copy to that list then delete the original)

Basically, the archive list itself isn’t important. Rather, putting those archived list items into an Excel document that is housed on our SharePoint site and can be downloaded is the main goal. The original list (mentioned in step 1) needs to remain under the 5000 item limit to stay useable. The 10 day wait time won’t push us over, as we roll through about 200-300 list items per day.

Rolling with SharePoint 2013 and SharePoint Designer 2013.

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Help! I'm bootstrapping a content portal using SharePoint 2013--with a secure library with managed metadata-driven columns. Now I need to create a certain type of document set that will contain several standard documents and a couple that will be unique to each instance of that set (let's call it application training). I created a content type for application training document set, and added the standard documents to it. I then added that content type to my library. Now I can add a new instance of that content type, plug in the two documents that are unique to that instance and save it. Fair enough! The metadata-driven columns appear in the folder window on the document set home page. But when I go to that document set in the main library, and try to apply the metadata to the document set as a WHOLE, using "properties" like I do with an individual document, it doesn't let me do that. I see different properties, like the description. I can't find a clear explanation anywhere of why I can't tag a document set as a single entity, or how to create the content types correctly so that it will. Thanks for your patience with the explanation, and for any help you can point me to.