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The breakpoint will not currently be hit. No symbols have been loaded for this document. In SharePoint Development or Deploying SharePoints wsp

These symbols, Dlls can be belongs to same project or any other references from other projects. There are various reasons for this. I will explain few tips that you can try. Check for multiple solutions If the same reference libraries are referred from other solution and if it is in open in a visual studio solution, assemblies might being held with file lock by other visual studio; that cause not to deploy reference assemblies to GAC (global assembly cache).    Full Debug Information This is first to try.  Check the project build information and make sure full debug information is specified. Go to properties for SharePoint Project. Then go to build and advanced section.   Then check for debug information and make sure it is set to full.   Check Load Symbols in debug mode This is a quiet a handy way to check the symbols debug files.  First press F5 or start debugging your project. Then you ...

Create a Simple Automation using Microsoft Flow

Create a Simple Automation using Microsoft Flow. This is very simple scenario where you can use Microsoft Flow to create a simple automation. Scenario: Assume that you are having support email address on Gmail and you want to create a follow up task to the supporting team which is on the Microsoft Outlook environment. To begin the automation we need to understand few key concepts. Connections Triggers Actions Connections Connections are the middle man who connects Microsoft Flow with other systems. For this scenario we need two connections. Gmail Connection Outlook connection Triggers In simple you can think as how to start the automation flow, in this scenario receiving email is the trigger to the workflow. Actions Actions are basically what we do after initiating the Flow. Here we need to create a Outlook task and it will be our action. Launching Microsoft Flow If you need to know about basic de...

Automate your Business flows with On-premises Data using Microsoft Flow

Automate your Business flows with On-premises Data using Microsoft Flow Microsoft Flow is a Cloud service yet it allows you to connect your business data to automate the process. When it comes to Could Data services you can use existing database connectors to fetch and manipulate data. These are the available connectors for the moment, but it covers pretty market leaders But when it comes to real business you might have your own database cluster connects with multiple applications and you also wants to connect to Microsoft Flow. In this case you might need a Data Gateway to be installed. Gateway is a middle man who’s talking care of data flow between cloud and your premises. Microdot On-Premises gateway is a one option you may need to consider, but it comes with following concerns and practices.   Reference: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/service-gateway-onprem Minimum Requirements: ·       ...

Empowering your business and personal processes with Microsoft Flow.

Introduction to Flow This is a cloud base products which you can use individually or aligned with Office 365. In generally you can think this is as an alternative to windows workflow foundation with profoundly amount of features and concepts. You can access the Microsoft Flow through Office O365. If you are wish to subscribe Flow as a direct service you can just login in https://flow.microsoft.com/en-us/ Concept of automating   Automating workflow is all about ·          Initiation ·          Flow ·          Out If a system or a platform can be integrated with variety of inputs by other systems, it is a well indication of viability of the   platform. Microsoft Flow contains significant number of initiation methods called triggers or connectors. Currently it is contains 184 + connectors an...

TypeError: Cannot read property 'replace' of undefinedTypeError: Cannot read in SharePoint 2013

TypeError: Cannot read property 'replace' of undefinedTypeError: Cannot read property 'replace' of undefinedTypeError: Cannot read property 'replace' of undefined TypeError: Cannot read property 'replace' of undefinedTypeError: Cannot read property 'replace' of undefinedTypeError: Cannot read property 'replace' of undefinedTypeError: Cannot read property '_events' of null This is a common error you might receive based on very common actions that you performed as an Administrator How This might occur when you did a Patch Update Copy your content database from another SharePoint environment Installing Security Updates Reason Main reason behind the error is localize content in your list. This error occurs most of the time with lists that has multi local content Solution Check the Localization updates and versions installed in the source server Download the relat...

There are no products affected by this package installed on this system when you try to update the SharePoint

There are no products affected by this package installed on this system when you try to update the SharePoint This a quiet a common massage that you can experienced with while you are trying to install updates in SharePoint. These updates can be  -  Hot fixes -  SharePoint Updates -  KBs. AS message indicates, its giving a feeling that it is been installed in the environment, But when you check in the Central Admin you might wonder it is not installed yet. How to check the Updates are installed in the SharePoint Environment -   Open Central Admin -   Navigate to Upgrade and Migration You can check those info from Central Admin -> Upgrade and Migration Then Select the View Farm where you can examine all the patches in the SharePoint environment. Here you can see whether particular patch is really installed or not. IF it is not installed a...

Add-SPSolution : This solution contains one or more assemblies targeted for the global assembly cache

Exception Add-SPSolution : This solution contains one or more assemblies targeted for the global assembly cache. You should use a strong name for any assembly that will be in the global assembly cache. At line:1 char:1 + Add-SPSolution + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + CategoryInfo : InvalidData: (Microsoft.Share...dletAddSolution:   SPCmdletAddSolution) [Add-SPSolution], SPException + FullyQualifiedErrorId :Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell.SPCmdletAddSolutIon   I have encountered this error when I deploy my SharePoint solution (wsp) to SharePoint farm as a global assembly. This error is due to not singing the project before deploy. Solution: Go to project properties of the SharePoint project. Then select an existing signing key or create a new one to sign and build the project. Now you can Build the project again and try using Add-SPSolution, which should work fine.