New Delegate Controls in SharePoint 2013

There are few new Delegate Controls Introduced in SharePoint 2013. Most of these Controls were added to display Top suite bar (blue bar - from left to right) and can be Overridden like other Delegate Controls using Visual Studio.

Three new Delegate Controls -

SuiteBarBrandingDelegate Delegate Control - 'SharePoint or Office 365' Text in the top left blue bar of the new SharePoint 2013 site is displayed using SuiteBarBrandingDelegate Delegate Control.
You would need to Override SuiteBarBrandingDelegate Control with you own Custom Control and deploy it in your farm to replace this Text. Read a Step-by-Step example Here

 
SuiteLinksDelegate Delegate Control - This Delegate Control is Responsible for displaying Links - NewsFeed, SkyDrive and Sites in top blue bar in the right. These links are also known as “Suite bar” or  "Delegate Suite Links". You can add & remove these links in this suite bar by Overriding SuiteLinksDelegate Control with you own Custom Control.Read a Step-by-Step example Here



Promoted Actions Delegate Control - This Delegate Control is Responsible for displaying Links -  Share,Follow,SYNC,EDIT in top blue bar just below the Delegate Suite Links.You can add & remove these links in this suite bar by Overriding PromotedActions Delegate Control with you own Custom Control.Read a Step-by-Step example Here





1 comments:

  1. In SharePoint development We need Delegate Controls so that We can inject controls to master page with out changing any code. so we can create a control and activate the control using a feature.we can customize the master page delegate controls dynamically by user permissions, URLs, or any other custom rule.

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