1. https://blogs.office.com/2014/03/11/introducing-codename-oslo-and-the-office-graph/  -by Ashok

2. https://blogs.office.com/2014/10/09/office-365-developer-podcast-episode-019-waldek-mastykarz-office-graph/?utm_content=buffer9d589&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer   -by Waldek

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Raghav 

You might have worked already on Agile or other related models but when it comes to implementing SharePoint using Agile, its not straight forward, you need to consider few things before implementing. Some of these details are given here: SharePoint as Service with Agile methodology .

Thanks

Raghav

p.s: Provide your comments and feedback.

Here is the solution how you can achieve it in few simple steps:

[Note: This will works for office 365 sharepoint sites as well]

1. Select date picker on Infopath form designer name it ( From Date in this case).

2. From ribbon click on manage rule

3. Select a new Validation rule and name it as you prefer. In my case its Weekend RULE

4. In the condition, you need to check for the date entered is weekend. To do that first, we need find the weekdays in such a way that sunday =1 through saturday = 7

XPath function to find the week of the day

(number(substring(../my:From_x0020_Date, 9, 2)) + number(number(substring(../my:From_x0020_Date, 1, 4)) - floor((14 - number(substring(../my:From_x0020_Date, 6, 2))) div 12)) + floor(number(number(substring(../my:From_x0020_Date, 1, 4)) - floor((14 - number(substring(../my:From_x0020_Date, 6, 2))) div 12)) div 4) - floor(number(number(substring(../my:From_x0020_Date, 1, 4)) - floor((14 - number(substring(../my:From_x0020_Date, 6, 2))) div 12)) div 100) + floor(number(number(substring(../my:From_x0020_Date, 1, 4)) - floor((14 - number(substring(../my:From_x0020_Date, 6, 2))) div 12)) div 400) + floor(31 * number(number(substring(../my:From_x0020_Date, 6, 2)) + 12 * floor((14 - number(substring(../my:From_x0020_Date, 6, 2))) div 12) - 2) div 12)) mod 7 + 1

In here, You need change ./my:From_x0020_Date as your field name appropriately, ex; if your field name is input date it will be ./my:input_x0020_date

(Note: This formula is found in several online blogs)

This formula brings output value between 1 to 7.

1 meaning Sunday and 7 is Saturday.

5. Now, we need to check if the date selected from the date picker(From date) field is weekday or not and show appropriate validation to user.

To do that perform below: Edit the Condition, check for date field as not blank

And, next select the expression from dropdown and 

Now, enter the XPath condition given above and check if its equal to 1(for SUNDAY) OR 7(for SATURDAY)

 And last set screen message to users

Output

Hope this is useful. 

Share your thoughts if its helpful to you in anyway. Thanks for visiting..

Raghav

In this blog we will see how to identify and alert users who access SharePoint 2013 site from IE7 and below.

Step 1. On your SharePoint page, add a Script editor web part as below

 
  
  
Step 2. From web menu -> Edit the web part properties that will enable EDIT SNIPPET button. Click the EDIT SNIPPET to add script logic.

Step 3.  Embed the below script in the dialog window

Step 4. Click on Insert and close the web part property window by applying the changes.

To Test

From the developer tool (hit F12) on IE browser, change IE7 and refresh the page.

Now, you see a tiny alert window saying Update to IE 8 and above

Hope this was useful.

Cheers :)

Raghav

After thinking long on what to start on my first blog, I decided not to think further but just to start of saying "HELLO WORLD" to techies out there. Yes, nothing much in my first blog except a warm greeting to all techies and enthusiast on Microsoft SharePoint and Office stuff.

With no more details, I would like to WELCOME you all to my world of technical sharing. Please revisit my blog page soon for more & more details on SharePoint and office 2013. Let’s share and do the right thing!!

Thank you

Raghav