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Add and Configure site feed web part in SharePoint Step-1: . Insert the Site Feed Web Part on into the page you would like the feature to be added to by clicking the Add a… Step-2: . Navigate to the site Feed Web Part by choosing social collaboration > Site Feed. Click “Add” and this will add…
Where are the RESTful URLs in SharePoint 2013?
Constructing RESTful URLs The SharePoint REST service is implemented in a client.svc file in the virtual folder /_vti_bin on the SharePoint Web site, but SharePoint 2013 supports the abbreviation “_api” as a substitute for “_vti_bin/client.svc.” This is the base URL for every endpoint:
Is the site Feed app being phased out?
Though site feed sounds like a great app to use, it is currently being phased out by Microsoft. Site feed is now replaced by Yammer – another social networking application built into Office 365. I will post my another article which is related to Yammer functionality in SharePoint online.
How to read data with SharePoint 2013 REST interface?
For examples of C# and JavaScript code that do this, see the “Reading data with the SharePoint 2013 REST interface” section of the MSDN Library article, “How to: Complete basic operations using SharePoint 2013 REST endpoints” ( bit.ly/13fjqFn ).
Usage reports include popularity trends for content within a site collection (like sites, lists and libraries, and items) and shows unique user data as well as user ‘views’. Popularity reports can also be ran for data within search queries, capturing how users are searching on the system.
Where to find social feed resource in SharePoint?
The endpoint URIs for most feed tasks begin with the SocialRestFeedManager resource ( social.feed ), followed by the my resource or the post resource: The my resource represents the current user. When used inline in the endpoint URI, it sets the context of the request to the current user.
1. SharePoint”s built-in reporting functionalities. SharePoint 2013 offers a mix of usage reports and auditing logging, both of which can be used to build up a picture of how users are interacting with a system.