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You can't add a 'widget' out of the box. You can add a calendar view but it takes over the entire thing. Check out http://erikswenson.blogspot.com/2013/04/small-calendar-for-sharepoint-2010-2013.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+SharepointBrandingDesign+%28SharePoint+Branding+%26+Design%29 for some quick CSS for taking a ...
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Add a View of a Calendar list on the page.
For 2010:
First create the list like this video shows you: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vzy_9yyKDTQ (before that you might need to activate the Group Work Lists feature, like this http://sensoft2000-sharepoint.blogspot.se/2011/07/issue-calendar-list-is-missing-in.html)
Then add a webpart to your page like this ...
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This answer is a bit of a hack but it should work. Change the flag via the webpart.
using (var webPartManager = newView.ParentList.ParentWeb.GetLimitedWebPartManager(newView.Url, PersonalizationScope.Shared))
{
foreach (WebPart webPart in webPartManager.WebParts)
{
if (webPart is IListWebPart)
{
...
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You can create calendar in SharePoint and then connect with Outlook.
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I finally found the answer.
It turns out, workflow not recognizing "Start Time" is a common problem! All we need is a workaround.
For reusable, content type-specific workflow, we can solve this problem by the following.
Create a new column in the content type (Event or your own new content type) of type "Calculated from other columns" (I was using ...
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Without knowing more details, it would likely be something like this:
Content Query Web Part or possibly even KPI Web Parts (though those
are deprecated in 2013)
Simple List view Web part, tailored for whatever fields are to be shown
Create a Calendar view on the desired list, add a List View Web Part for that list and switch it to the calendar view.
...
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There is a KB from MS that fixes this issue - http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2553031/en-us. From description
Consider the following scenario:
You configure Alternate Access Mappings (AAM) for a SharePoint Foundation 2010 site collection.
You create an overlay to an existing calendar.
You try to access the calendar in the site collection.
In this ...
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If you some way to identify the item in the calendar (if the project title is unique, or you have some other primary key) then:
you can create a hidden field called 'EventCreated' or something
then inside your workflow have a condition that checks if an event is created
if it was then run an update list item query on your unique value
(see: ...
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You need to add a column to the first calendar that stores a unique key of any related item in the team calendar. You could use the SharePoint ID of the first calendar, for example. Add a column to the Team calendar called "ParentID". Let the workflow find an item with that ParentID = current Item ID in the Team calendar. If that item is found, the workflow ...
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There is a DatePicker in the jQueryUI - http://jqueryui.com/datepicker/.
However, I think this would replace the column header completely so you would lose the option to sort.
What about adding a separate date filter on the page?
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Yes it is possible, however you will need to configure calendar to receive emails,
The catch is that the calendar has to have been configured to allow it
to receive email but, if it has been, this nifty feature will be
available to you as an end user. There are several ways you can find
out if an existing calendar has been set up to receive email, ...
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Calendars are weird in that it uses a field with an internal of Comments but has a display name of Description. A lot of the calendar fields are this way, their internal field names differ from their display names.
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You should try something like
<View BaseViewID="2" DisplayName="Team Calendar" Type="CALENDAR" WebPartZoneID="Main" MobileView="TRUE" MobileDefaultView="TRUE" SetupPath="pages\viewpage.aspx" ImageUrl="/_layouts/15/images/events.png" Url="calendar.aspx" RecurrenceRowset="TRUE" DefaultView="TRUE" ShowHeaderUI="TRUE" ...
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If you are using the CalendarPlus webpart, click Modify Web Part Settings.
On the General Settings tab, change Default view Period from Month to Week. Note: Day is also an option.
If you wish to simply change the calendar itself to view the week, then go to the calendar. From the ribbon, select Calendar Tools --> Calendar. Select *List Settings. Scroll ...
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I still haven't found why this happens sometimes, but I've found that the best solution is to just replace SharePoint's obsolete datepicker with the one from jQuery-ui. You can do this with a Script Link feature:
function ImproveDateTextBoxs() {
$("input[id$='DateTimeField_DateTimeFieldDate']").each(function () {
ImproveDate($(this));
});
}
...
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Where have you set the time zones?
You need to get the time zones correct on all computers involved (both client, and in your SharePoint farm).
Also the time zone in Outlook needs to be correct, check:
Tools --> Options --> Preferences --> Calendar Options --> Time Zone
Also make sure that you tick in the box for automatic Daylight Saving Time ...
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