Should I say “Discontinued Feature” in the Developer Dashboard in SP 2013

Should I say “Discontinued Feature” in the Developer Dashboard in SP 2013



I always liked the 3 border colors in the Developer Dashboard in SharePoint 2010 but it does not exist anymore in SharePoint 2013.

I had an article 2 years ago which talked about the 3 colors [Green, Yellow, Red] Developer Dashboard in SharePoint 2010

Well, now, that Microsoft removed this feature from it, but Microsoft added more features to the developer dashboard, I just think those colors were nice to have L

Anyway so what did Microsoft add to the Developer Dashboard in SharePoint 2013?

  1. Dedicated tab to view ULS logs for specific requests.
  2. Opening in a separate window with no risk of affecting rendering of actual page.
  3. Additional information included for request analyzing.
  4. View cumulative requests not only the last request.
  5. Scopes tabs showing you an easy to read progress performance bar.
  6. SPRequests in separate tabs to easily diagnose leaked SP Requests.

Copied those features from this Blog, Author: eImagine SharePoint Team

I think the reason they removed the colors, is that it opens in a new window, may be, but even though it can still exist in a new window if they want to.

How to enable or disable the Developer Dashboard, nothing new here, it is still the same way:

  1. Either PowerShell,
  2. Command prompt,
  3. Programmatically

All 3 different ways are explained here: http://maiomardesouki.com/category/sharepoint-2010/developer-dashboard/

Enjoy SharePointing J


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