SharePoint Apps and client side caching
Play Cross site collection navigation
Description
This is a demonstration of Office 365 Patterns and Practices code, which shows how you can use JS injection techniques to provide cross site collection navigation to site level.
- How to use user custom action to add JS injection to site processing
- How to use JavaScript to draw needed client side controls to pages
- How to provide additional UX components without custom master page
Actual code and additional details can be found from following address - https://github.com/OfficeDev/PnP/tree/dev/Samples/OD4B.NavLinksInjection
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The Discussion
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Peter Kalmstrom Here are two other solutions to navigation cross SharePoint site collections, one using links (only for few collections) and one using the SharePoint Search (unlimited number of collections): http://www.kalmstrom.com/Tips/SharePoint-Links-Site-Collection-Navigation.htm
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dlgross Vesa, you mentioned that this could pull terms from our taxonomy, Do you have any examples of how to do that?
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VesaJ If you have any feedback or comments related on the videos or generally PnP, please use the Office 365 Developer Patterns and Practices Yammer group to start discussion with other community members and with the PnP core team.
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