Download Calendar Browser for SharePoint
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Browser comes in two editions and three packages: SPFX
edition and a Sandboxed solution that can be installed manually
with a WSP file or with a PowerShell script.
All packages are included in the subscription, and they
have the same features and version numbers. You may use
and combine them as you like.
- The SPFX edition, for upload to the App catalog
and deployment to all sites in SharePoint 2016 and above.
This edition gives a web part that can be added to modern
as well as classic pages.
The SPFX edition is very easy to manage, so this is
the edtion we recommend that you use, if possible.
Learn more and download.
- The Sandboxed solution WSP file, for manual
installation in one or multiple sites in SharePoint
2013 and above.
Learn more and download.
- The Sandboxed solution PowerShell script,
for installation in multiple sites in SharePoint 2013
and above. Learn more and
download.
Sometimes you hear that Microsoft has deprecated sandboxed
solutions, but that is not true. What has been
deprecated is custom code in sandboxed solutions,
but the kalmstrom.com SharePoint solutions do not contain
such code. Instead our products build on no-code sandboxed
solutions, which Microsoft will continue to support.
NOTE:
Premium subscribers should not use the links above. If your
organization subscribes to Calendar Browser on a
Premium plan, you will have your own, register free copies
of all packages in your unique download place.
Likeways, if you plan to use our
Installation assistance, don't download anything here.
In that case, we will create a custom PowerShell script
and use it to install Calendar Browser for you in
the way you want it.
Evaluator Information
Evaluators are welcome to download any Calendar Browser
package. You will get the full version, and it will work
for 30 days. After that, your organization must start
a subscription
for continued use.
Calendar Browser sites
As Calendar Browser takes all calendars in the site,
it is suitable to use a specific Calendar Browser
site for the resource calendars and give all users who need
to book resources Edit permission on that site. Bigger organizations
might need multiple Calendar Browser sites for different
types of resources.
Best practises
Microsoft recommends use of many sites, instead of big sites
with multiple levels. The recommended way to test Calendar
Browser is to create new sites for testing. Once the
testing is completed, you should start over by installing
Calendar Browser in production sites. It is however
also possible to continue using the same installations.
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For details about use and installation, refer to the
Calendar Browser Manual.
The Sandboxed solution uses the same folders whether you
use the WSP file or PowerShell, so you can upgrade WSP installations
with the PowerShell script and vice versa.
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