When to use feature stapling in sandbox solutions?
The only way you can still use feature stapling is when you are stapling features to site collections and you are using sandbox solutions to deploy the site definitions and the stapled features. You can use the Add-in stapling model with tenant deployed Add-ins to implement functionality similar to feature stapling.
Why are features stapled to a site definition?
In a typical Full Trust Code (FTC) / Farm Solution scenario, out-of-the-box site definitions were modified with stapled features. Features were used to package and deploy artifacts, configurations, and branding assets associated with a SharePoint site and features were stapled to the site definition.
How to use add-in stapling with tenant deployed add-ins?
You can use the Add-in stapling model with tenant deployed Add-ins to implement functionality similar to feature stapling. You can use the remote provisioning pattern to implement functionality similar to feature stapling by activating additional features on top of the out-of-the-box box site definition via remote APIs.
What does it mean to staple features in SharePoint?
Then the stapled features were automatically installed and activated upon site provisioning. In an SharePoint Add-in model scenario, you may staple features, staple Add-ins, or use the SharePoint Client Side Object Model (CSOM) to create and configure site collections and sub sites then deploy artifacts, configurations, and branding assets to them.
How to enable staple finisher on Canon printers?
Click the little Apple icon in the top left corner of the screen to o pen System Preferences, then open “Printers & Scanners”. Select the printer queue you want to use and click “Options and Supplies”. 3. Select the Options tab, and under Output Options make sure that “Staple Finisher Y1” is listed and selected. 4.