This short blog post shows you how to implement your custom paging control to use with the Composite Web Part.

This is a guest blog post by Simo Kankaanpää and Sakari Vuori, Affecto Finland

Colygon recently released the new version of the MatchPoint Framework for SharePoint 2013. As MatchPoint partner, Affecto has great expectations for this new release and decided to test it right away.

In this blog post we will cover installation prerequisites, MatchPoint 4.0 installation step by step as well as configuration and new features, as mentioned in the release notes. Colygon is focused making this framework to have good compatibility with SharePoint 2013. To conclude: If you are familiar with MatchPoint 3.1, version 4.0 includes all 3.1 features.

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With MatchPoint eDossier we ship the very flexible Tag Tree Web Part. In this blog post I'd like to show you how you can use this Web Part not only for navigation purposes but for managing tags as well. I'll show you how you can easily build a front end that facilitates users to add and delete tags in a tag tree.

Right on time for the SharePoint Conference 2012 in Las Vegas, Colygon launched the first beta version of MatchPoint 4 for SharePoint 2013. As usual with new SharePoint versions, our focus will be on migrating existing MatchPoint applications to SharePoint 2013 as smooth as possible.

MatchPoint 3.1.1 is primarily a bug fix release. Nevertheless there are new features I'd like to highlight in this post. For a full change log please refer to the document MatchPoint Release Notes (R3.1.1).pdf in the downloads section.