Inconvienient SiteActions menu and hidding Publishing ActionsHiding out of the box SharePoint parts has been made a whole lot easier in SharePoint 2010 with the introduction of the HideCustomAction element. So whenever you need or want to hide something in the Ribbon or the SiteActions menu you should look into that, instead of just deleting the controls from the masterpage (something you can only do for the SiteActions menu, and I strongly discourage you do to so and run back to the HideCustomAction). ...
Missing feature for custom action in Visual StudioBuilding your Apps for SharePoint will most likely be something you will do with Visual Studio 2013. And depending on the requirements you will use either the Provider-hosted or SharePoint-Hosted template that is available. If you are working with the Provider-hosted template you will get two visual studio projects that you can use to deploy your artifacts for your app. ...
List all lists and file count using CLI for Microsoft 365Migrations can always be a tricky thing. In most cases you want to produce some form of reporting to confirm migration results. Or sometimes just to prove you have done whatever you promised to do. Luckily, you are not the only one. As Jasper Oosterveld had a similar issue. Making sure the numbers add up, he was looking for a script to report how many files each folder hold during a migration. ...