Users can start typing in the text box and the widget retrieves the people whose name or e-mail matches the text. You can use the experimental People Picker widget in add-ins to help your users find and select people and groups in a tenant.
You can also see the widgets in action in the Office Web Widgets - Experimental Demo code sample. Please keep the feedback coming at the Office Developer Platform UserVoice site. As you can see in the previous figure, the (1) People Picker and (2) Desktop List View widgets are ready for you to try. Your feedback and comments helped us decide which widgets to provide. You can also browse the NuGet gallery page. For more information, see NuGet Package Manager UI. You can use the widgets by installing the Office Web Widgets - Experimental NuGet package from Visual Studio. We want to be sure you can still use the tools and technologies that you are used to.Īn add-in using Office Web Widgets - Experimental The inclusion of the widget on a page should not modify other elements in it. Widgets don't have a dependency on a particular server-side platform or technology, so you can use the widgets regardless of your choice of server technology.Ĭoexist with other elements on the page. This lets us provide a common set of requirements and a consistent syntax to use the widgets.Ĭommunicate back to SharePoint using the cross-domain library. For this to be true, we have to be sure the widgets meet certain criteria.īe designed to be used on any webpage, even if the page is not hosted on SharePoint. Read and review the Office Web Widgets - Experimental License Terms.Ĭlient controls, such as the Office Web Widgets - Experimental, can greatly reduce the amount of time required to build add-ins, and at the same time, increase the quality of the add-ins. The Office Web Widgets behavior may change significantly in future releases. The Office Web Widgets - Experimental are only provided for research and feedback purposes.
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