A list definition defines a schema for a SharePoint list. It contains information on what views are being used, which columns and content types are being used, and other metadata information.
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Programmatic Setting List Options
In the list definition, is there a way to programmatically set the "Dialogs" parameters?
I see available parameters such as OnQuickLaunch, as well as the parameters listed: ...
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Creating a custom EditForm for a document library
I have been following this article: http://ikarstein.wordpress.com/2010/12/29/walkthrough-create-custom-sharepoint-2010-list-form-for-deployment-in-a-visual-studio-2010-project/
I have followed every ...
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Creating a New list based on previous List Definition
I have a List definition with following files
Feature.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<Feature Id="GUID"
Title="abc"
Description="mmmmmmm."
Version="1.0.0.0"
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Error Message - Field type Int is not installed properly. Go to the list settings page to delete this field
I saw similar post on SO but it didn't worked out for me. I've created a List Definition project in VS. On one of the fields I set type to Int instead of Integer, and tried to deploy List Definition.
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Field required in Content type, but not in my list
I don't know why but when I try to bind a list with my content type, fields having a status to "Required" in my content type are not Required at all in my List.
I'm binding the field with this ...
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List Definition with Managed Metadata field disposes the SPWeb
I have encountered a very strange behaviour twice now, on 2 different SharePoint Server 2010 installations over the last year (I cannot state excatly which CU but fairly recent versions).
When I have ...
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How to set FormBaseType (of SharePoint field) to false programmatically?
What I have?
I have many list definitions deployed on production and they are working fine. In one of the list definitions, by mistake, I have added a field (which is not required) with ...
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Limiting a List (Listview webpart) to a single User
I have a List Definition and I want to limit only 1 specific user to "add new items" to this list, oh by the way its a custom list definition, I was wondering what are the possible ways to accomplish ...
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List item field values incorrect in AllItems view, but correct in detail view
I've created a custom content type and a list definition and list instance based on it. In a web part, I add an SPListItem to the list, set its field values, and then call item.Update().
However, ...
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Creating a Copy of Site Definition with a different Name
I have a site definition folder with following structure,
XML
default.aspx
MasterPageabc.master
masterpageabcajax.master
In XML folder I have "ONET.XML" and I looked into this file, and realized ...
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An item with the same key has already been added when trying to recover my list using Linq (SPMetal)
I have a problem with my application SharePoint. The problem is that I added a List in my SharePoint site (directly in SharePoint), then I used SPMetal LINQ to generate a File in which I can recover ...
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SPMetal, lookups without EntityRef
I defined site definition with two content types and two list definitions.
I have lookup site column
<Field ID="{4318c52f-11c6-129a-b832-5ab22450b17c}"
Type="Lookup"
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Custom list definition shows title even if it is not declared in schema
I created an own list definition with list instance in the project.
I described all the fields in the schema which should be shown. ANd it is ok, after deploying when i visit the list it show all mine ...
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Can fieldrefs in content type definitions change the internal name of a site column?
I have a content type that references a built-in site column like this:
<Elements ...>
<ContentType ...>
<FieldRefs>
<!-- a reference to the built-in ...
