Few days back, I was tasked to demonstrate the Visual Web Part (Sandboxed) template of Visual Studio 2010 SharePoint Power Tools for SharePoint Online in Office 365, and below are the steps I have followed:
1. Initially, I have created a sandboxed solution.
2. Then, I have added an item using the Visual Web Part (Sandboxed) template provided by Visual Studio 2010 SharePoint Power Tools. I have simply added a single line to be displayed by the web part.
3. After building and packaging the sandboxed solution, I have uploaded and activated the WSP file in the solution gallery of a SharePoint Online site.
4. And finally, I have added the web part on a page.
5. And there we go, a visual web part (sandboxed) on a SharePoint Online site.
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