Is there a way to see the HTML for each page of a DNN site I created? I need to insert this code into a project within Visual Studio 2017. Is there a good approach for this?
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I want to use Visual Studio to develop webparts for Sharepoint. I've already got a source code that contains different .vue applications and a website which already uses most of those webparts.
I'm fairly new to SharePoint, so there's a few things I don't understand.
In site contents, can I get the source code of the lists, apps etc. that are there?`
How can I use the .vue applications/files from Visual Studio in the Sharepoint application?
I created a new SharePoint-Add-In project in Visual Studio and connected it with the homepage of the website, but how can I work with the source code I have right now to deploy it to the website?
If you're using SharePoint 2013/2016, you could check this thread for demos(SharePoint add-in with VUEjs).
If you're using SharePoint 2019/online, you could create SPFx solution so you could migrate vuejs by PnP/generator-SPFx
SharePoint Framework(SPFx)
How do I modify Adxstudio online's aspx file?
For example, Case Page Template is linked to an aspx file at ~/Areas/HelpDesk/Pages/Case.aspx. How do I modify that Case.aspx file? I've looked around in both CRM and Adxstudio portal site but still cannot find any aspx file.
I'm using Adxstudio online trial, version 7 and CRM Online 2016.
If you are working in an online trial of Adxstudio I suspect you won't have access to the server side code files.
If you want to edit the server side code you should download the SDK, that has all the aspx files in. You can then self host the portal, whilst having full access to the aspx files in something like Visual Studio.
Is this Adxstudio Cloud Service?
https://www.adxstudio.com/adxstudio-portals/features/cloud-hosted-saas/
If so, the answer is you cannot. For the cloud offering, you get what they give you out of the box.
If you are using the on-premise or 'standard' version - you download the SDK which contains a sample/starter project. Open that, configure the connection string and then you can edit the ASPXs (Page Templates) in the Pages folder.
I've read about Single-Page Applications recently and wanted to try one out. After watching Steve Sanderson's presentation (http://channel9.msdn.com/Events/TechDays/Techdays-2012-the-Netherlands/2159) I wanted to create a Single-Page App in my Visual Studio 2010 and test it out myself. But then I found out I can't choose an SPA template anymore, as it was removed in RC version.
Now, the question is - what should I do in Visual Studio 2010 (with MVC4 installed) to be able to create an SPA? I'd like to use KnockoutJS for UI and Upshot for data, both of which I'm able to install using Nuget. I haven't found anything relevant on the Web, every single page I've been to is telling me to use the SPA template, which has been removed since.
Thanks for any suggestion!
SPA was excluded from RC because it wasn't ready in time for MVC4 release. Official ASP.NET SPA page. You can create project with MVC template and scaffold SPA via NuGet (SPA scaffolding)
For Visual Studio 2010, try using Hot Towel by John Papa.
Create an empty MVC4 app, then install a Nuget from Package Manager Console
PM> Install-Package HotTowel
I am using the Jupiter as Visual Studio solution project for a v5 umbraco site -
http://our.umbraco.org/projects/developer-tools/jupiter-as-visual-studio-solution
however i'm struggling to find the project to use for v4.x Does anyone know if it can be accessed anywhere or if i can easily recreate?
You can still access the Umbraco 4.7.1.1 downloads here.
If you don't want/need the full blown source, you may just want to run the 'webdeploy' option as a website in Visual Studio.
I created a site in Sharepoint 2010 and exported it using "Save as template". That created a .wsp which I imported into Visual Studio 2010 and created a solution. That solution contains a web template (which is just an onet.xml file) among all the site pages and assets. So far, so good.
Now, I developed some web parts and added them to the project. Then I compiled and packaged everything, created a site in Sharepoint by selecting "Select template later", uploaded the .wsp into the site, and activated it. At that point all the webparts are created, and also the web template. So I go to the home page, and create the site with that template. But when the site is create from the template, all the web parts are deleted and replaced by Sharepoint basic web parts (Content editor, page viewer, ...).
Is there a way to include the web parts in the web template? I'm sure it's possible editing the onet.xml, but I'm not sure how.
Thanks in advance
Have you tried manually setting up your web part page after the deployment? Then you can export the site as a template and then look at the resulting onet.xml file. That should give you some clues about the changes you need to make.