SharePoint Policies in PowerShell

Often times you want to specify some kind policy/rule to be executed when something is changed in SharePoint. For example, check for name uniqueness when an item is added to a list, or make sure that certain properties of the item adhere to your rules, or update some other item in SharePoint – the list can go on and on. Now, thanks to the SharePoint PowerEventReceivers library you can write any of these policies as a PowerShell script!

What makes it even more cool is that this SharePoint extension is integrated with PowerGUI. So you can edit your SharePoint policies in the PowerGUI Script Editor with Intellisense, F1 help and other functionality of this IDE, and then simply save the script from PowerGUI and have it automatically updated in SharePoint.

Check out Christian’s video and other details in his blog post.

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@demonico That's kind of cool. Now we have "Add PHP" and "Don't add PHP" in the voting system - let's see which one wins. :) Cc @Jelastic 1 day ago

@lucacavanna FTP is #1 feature in our voting page: jelastic.com/?features - so it is already in the works. Feel free to upvote further. :) 2 days ago

Jelastic in another hot start-ups list - Top Hottest Russian Start-Ups (along with Parallels, Qiwi, Ozon, VKontakte): lnkd.in/xDhwHZ 2 days ago

@lucacavanna Cool blog post and good feedback items at the end of it. For #1, is FTP access the answer? 3 days ago

@pcgeek86 Very cool. Thanks for the link. 3 days ago

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