SharePOint 2013

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How to add a Youtube video in Sharepoint 2013

09/03/2012 • Admin  
Category: SharePoint 2013, SharePoint 2013 How To's

In SharePoint 2013 admins can now Insert an iframe element into an HTML field like Content editor webpat on a page. This will let users Embed dynamic content from other sites, such as videos or map directions on any SharePoint site page.

Any external domains that will be Inserted in Iframe should be added as approved domains in “HTML Field Security”. By default, certain trusted external domains are already approved for use in iframes.Site collection administrators can customize the field security settings by changing the default trusted external domains.

To add a Youtube Video add the “Youtube.com” Domain in “HTML Field Security” first. Lets look at the Steps-

1. Navigate to Site Settings (top-level Site collection) -> HTML Field Security.

2. Make sure the domain “Youtube.com” is added as permitted domain.

3. Navigate to your Youtube video and click on Share and then Embed.

Copy the highlighted text.

4. Add a Content editor webpart on a page and then click on “Edit Source” in “Format Text” tab in Ribbon.

Add the following in the Source.
<iframe width=”420″ height=”315″ src=”http://www.youtube.com/embed/hyRLzUVw4Vw” frameborder=”0″ allowfullscreen></iframe>

and click ok.

Result -

SharePoint 2013 – New Event Receiver for Groups,Users,Roles,Inheritance

08/28/2012 • Admin  
Category: SharePoint 2013, SharePoint 2013 How To's

SharePoint 2013 has Introduced a New and much needed Event Receiver class“SPSecurityEventReceiver”. Using this class you can add Event Handlers around SharePoint Groups, Users, Roles and Permission Inheritance.

Here is the list of events that you can handle in SharePoint 2013 Preview.

You can Handle the following SharePoint Group Events -

• GroupAdded
• GroupAdding
• GroupDeleted
• GroupDeleting
• GroupUpdated
• GroupUpdating

You can Handle the following SharePoint User Events -

1. GroupUserAdded
2. GroupUserAdding
3. GroupUserDeleted
4. GroupUserDeleting
5. RoleAssignmentAdded
6. RoleAssignmentAdding
7. RoleAssignmentDeleted
8. RoleAssignmentDeleting
9. RoleDefinitionAdded
10. RoleDefinitionAdding
11. RoleDefinitionDeleted
12. RoleDefinitionDeleting
13. RoleDefinitionUpdated
14. RoleDefinitionUpdating

You can Handle the following Inheritance Events -

1. InheritanceBreaking
2. InheritanceBroken
3. InheritanceReset
4. InheritanceResetting