So far in this series we have covered quite a bit of ground including customizing the sign-in control, groups, contacts, new features of the 2.5 API including user images etc. For this part we will do a simple search function. If you can remember, one of our original goals was to mimic the Messenger...
After a little break due to a very heavy work schedule, we’re back with Part 9 of this mini-series explaining how to create a Web Messenger control that you can just drop into your web sites. It’s hard to believe that we’re currently on Part 9 of this series of tutorials. In the last...
So far in this series we have learned about the Sign-In control, how to use it and the new features allowing you customize and hide it. We have also learned about the User class, how to implement that and also some of it’s new features such as the ability to display the user’s sign-in picture...
Corrections Before moving onto the next part of the Web Messenger User Control, I was running through the code I have developed so far and happened upon a couple of bugs, so this part of the Web Messenger User Control tutorial will be a short one fixing the bugs in the code we have so far. On fixing...
Continuing our series on the Web Messenger control we will take a look at a couple of more API calls you can make and give your control added functionality. Going back to our class there are another couple of properties that are quite interesting :- The first of these is the Mailbox property. The official...