Tag: JSOM

This post shows how to code the sample application shown on this blog. This continues part 2 of this coding series. In this stage, I will show how the link we generated in the previous link causes the page to show correctly to the user. In the previous post, we created a link that looks…

This post shows how to code the sample application shown on this blog. This continues part 1 of this coding series. Before we go into the code of the sample app, I will explain the flow of the web part page. The previous post showed the building of the page. The two really interesting parts…

Another week, another app (and I use “app” loosely – it’s a SharePoint web-part page). The following sample application is used to allow people to analyze a certain workbook and add insight. The insight may be as simple as marking a certain area in the workbook and pointing people’s attention to it and it may…

So far we saw how one can call into the EWA at arbitrary times and respond to events by affecting the page around the EWA. This time around we will combine the two mechanisms to make modifications to the workbook when the selection changes. If you will recall, in part 1, we listened to events…

The previous post showed how to start using the Excel Services JavaScript OM to automate the EWA web-part. The example given showed how to cause periodic recalculation on a workbook that’s on a SharePoint web-page. In this post, we will add our first event to the EWA and see how we can get an even…

Edit: I fixed a problem with the skeleton code that made the thing not work in browsers other than IE.  In the past few weeks, I wrote a bunch of posts about the new REST APIs in Excel Services. I wanted to take a bit of a breather from those APIs and start writing about…