In the last two blog posts, I covered how you could check which managed properties are available for the catalog item and I also explained a problem with DateTime values. In this post I'll cover the topic on how you could format the values on the client side. The reason I created this post, is because there isn't much information available
Last week I was doing some experiments with the creation process of page layouts for a cross-site publishing site. After a couple tests with different types of data, I saw some weird behavior when using DateTime managed properties. The Catalog Item Reuse web part didn't show the value for a managed property of DateTime type. The auto-created managed property for
I'm currently working on my first project that makes use of Cross-Site Publishing functionality from SharePoint 2013. One of the aspects is to create a couple of page layouts to visualise the managed properties from the catalog items. When you configure a catalog connection for the first time on your site, the category and catalog item pages will automatically be created.
This week I received a question from someone asking me about how you could retrieve the value from a lookup field in a JS Link field rendering file. ## Solution Retrieving the value from a lookup field is easier than it used to be when working with XSL in SharePoint 2007 / 2010. With the new ways of rendering your items /
Once you've updated your environment with the Cumulative Update of December 2013, it could happen that you see the following errors popping up in your ULS logs: Format Exception: **Input string was not in a correct format**. The problem occurs if you provisioned your image renditions to the site collection via the PublishingImageRenditions.xml file. In that xml file you could specify
If I should describe the SharePoint Saturday Stockholm in one word, I would go for **amazing**. If you didn't know that it was the first time that this event was organised, you would have said that the team: [Hannah Swain](https://twitter.com/hannahrswain), [Matthias Einig](https://twitter.com/mattein), and [Erwin van Hunen](https://twitter.com/knowsharepoint) did this already a couple of times. Therefore I would like to thank the whole
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