SharePoint 2013 Web Parts Advance Tutorial Videos for Beginner

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Highlights

• Cross site Safeguards
• Web Part Connections
• Web Part Template Pages
• Visual Web Parts
• Web Parts and Visual Web Parts comparison

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Cross Site Safeguards

• Administrators advised users to apply for the
  appropriate updates.
• Administrators advised users to allow only
  trusted users to have network access.
• Administrators can consider usage of Microsoft
  Baseline Security Analyzer (MBSA) scan tool to
  recognize general security misconfigurations and
  missing security updates on system endpoints.
• Administrators might be consider configuring the
  Microsoft Enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit
  (EMET) to work with the affected software.

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Cross Site Safeguards

• Users are advised not to open email messages from
  suspicious or unrecognized sources.
• If users cannot verify that links or attachments
  included in email messages are safe, they are
  advised not to open them.
• Users are advised not to visit websites or follow
  links that have suspicious characteristics or
  cannot be verified as safe.
• Administrators are advised to use an unprivileged
  account when browsing the Internet.
  Administrators are advised to monitor critical
  systems.

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Web Part Connections

• Using Web Part connections, you can create or
  enhance your Web Part Pages.
• Connect Web Parts so that when you perform an
  action in one Web Part.
• You can create the Web Part connection from
  either Web Part by using the connection type
  submenu from the Connections command on the Web
  Part menu.
• Creating a Web Part Page with Web Part
  connections is a three step process.

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Web Part Connections

• Step 1 Decide what data you want available on
  the Web Part Page.
• Step 2 Add the Web Parts to the Web Part Page.
• Step 3 Connect the Web Parts to get the results
  you want.
• Web part connection is a way to pass data from
  one Web Part to another Web Part and synchronize
  their behavior.

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Web Part Template Pages

• Used to arrange the layout of web part pages into
  zones, and to organize one or more web parts
  inside zones.
• Should choose from one of templates to create a
  web part pages.
• Each template is organized into one or more zones
  with a unique name.
• Templates help you quickly decide the layout of a
  page.
• Web Parts in a zone stacked vertically or
  horizontally, depending on the template and the
  zone.

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Visual Web Parts

• There are two types of web parts appear in
  SharePoint
• Standard/Traditional Web Part
• Visual Web Part
• Visual web parts has flexibility to drag and drop
  items on canvas which standard web part doesnt
  have.
• Visual web parts can be created using visual
  studio.
• Visual web parts separates into assembly and user
  control web parts.

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Web Parts and Visual Web Parts comparison

• Web Parts Pros
• Doesn't require any custom tools to be installed
  on dev machines.
• Offers the greatest flexibility which helps web
  parts in sandboxed solutions.
• Visual Web parts pros
• Doesn't require any custom tools to be installed
  on dev machines.
• Offers great productivity when creating Web Parts
  with complex UI.
• Allows separating web part's UI from the code and
  makes web parts maintenance easier

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Web Parts and Visual Web Parts comparison

• We parts Cons
• Everything has to be done from scratch.
• Everything has to be done imperatively what might
  have negative impact on productivity .
• Implementing complex UI difficult and time
  consuming.
• Visual web parts Cons
• Requires full trust to load the UI from the User
  Control.
• Uses reflection to instantiate the UI which has
  performance impact.
• Deploys the User Control to SharePoint Root.

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