SharePoint 2013 log in as another user (log yourself out and log in as someone else)

Posted on 18th July 2016 at 4:42 pm by Stephan

This option is missing, as you know. Microsoft has confirmed this is a problem, and here’s how you get around it:

http://siteUrl/_layouts/15/closeConnection.aspx?loginasanotheruser=true

Easy peasy. That’s it!

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The art of findability

8th February 2018 at 10:58 am by Stephan

Ensure users can find what they’re looking for on your intranet. Understand your users, understand your content, and consider a few easy changes to ensure everything on your intranet is easily findable.

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5 easy steps to user adoption

22nd September 2017 at 10:29 am by Stephan

Use the following steps before, during and after your project to ensure users are exited with you for the changes they are about to embark upon.

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_spBodyOnLoadFunctionNames in SharePoint (2013 & 2016) vs. jQuery’s document ready

25th May 2017 at 2:57 pm by Stephan

Since SharePoint 2013, Microsoft seems to have embraced jQuery, and you can now happily use jQuery or $ as you please in the SharePoint environment. Here are some code samples and explanation on how to use it.

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Load SP.js, Taxonomy and other utilities in SharePoint 2013, 2016 and Office 365

25th May 2017 at 12:58 pm by Stephan

Learn how to properly and easily load dependencies in SharePoint and Office 365 (classic). In this article, you’ll find some code samples on how to properly work around some of the issues that may arise when following the prescribed documentation from Microsoft.

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SharePoint JavaScript CSOM – currentItem.get_item(columnName) – how do I get at the property options and values?

10th August 2016 at 1:49 pm by Stephan

No doubt if you’ve worked with CSOM/JSOM (JavaScript Client-Side Object Model), you’ve accessed lists and libraries to consume the contained data.
This article aims to help you access the data AFTER you’ve successfully loaded the list data.

SharePoint 2013 log in as another user (log yourself out and log in as someone else)

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