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Both the description and the solution of your issue can be found here : Unable to Open PDF Directly from SharePoint 2010.
Basically, it's a security feature (that can be disable, if you accept the implication), that prevent some files to be displayed in the browser directly. Typically, what would prevent someone to put some javascript in the html file and ...
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This is one of the limitations of an external list; there is no way to get a datasheet view with the built in functionality of SharePoint.
Other limitations are quite well ennumerated on this blog post. As you can see, there are quite a few of them and it is worth bearing these in mind when designing solutions with the Business Connectivity Services.
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Since you didn't provide version information, I'm assuming that you have SharePoint 2010. So, you have two links for adding a new item there:
Add new item link under the list view
New Item button in ribbon
I reckon the most right way here is to change these two links and provide the same query string parameter ('Name') from the view page along to the ...
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Assuming that customerListView.aspx is a web part page, you can add a Content Editor Web Part on that page and add following as content of that web part.
<style type="text/css">
body #s4-leftpanel { display: none; }
.s4-ca { margin-left: 0px; }
</style>
This is documented in several blog posts on the internet.
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Are you just doing this on a field by field basis? If so then you can override the rendering template for a particular field using fldtypes.xsl files. Drop these into templates/layouts/xsl and they magically work.
So if you had a custom field called MyBigField, you can define an XSL just for displaying that field value in a list.
More info here:-
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Try to create calculated field based on your two columns that returns true if one of your columns is a substring of another and false otherwise. Use FIND function:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-sharepoint-services-help/examples-of-common-formulas-HA010105479.aspx
Then create list view filter based on the calculated column.
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Make sure you've configured the Datasheet section of Advanced Settings in List Settings. You should be able to edit the list in datasheet view, if the radio button is checked to "Yes" under "Allow items in this list to be edited using the datasheet and you have the correct permissions to modify the list.
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Yes you can. There is a blog that can help you with this but you need to use SharePoint Designer.
The main points are:
It can't be done "out of the box" in the browser
SharePoint Designer is needed to make the edits
You need to convert the view web part to a SharePoint Designer Data Form Web Part
You need a Sort and Group secret
You need to fix the footer ...
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Unfortunately you cannot filter the managed metadata for the parent and also return child terms when creating a view.
An alternative is to turn on metadata navigation. This would give you a navigation control on the left hand side of the page to filter by fields. Clicking on a top level term here would also show all the items with sub terms.
This can be ...
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I was able to implement this by using a customized View as with PirateEric's comment, but I needed to group the conditions in a way the GUI list view filter editor wouldn't let me. The solution involved using SP Designer 2010 to edit the CAML query for the filter directly. I figured out the query using the CAML Query Helper tool on CodePlex: ...
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Here is a blog post that walks you through the process: http://blog.libinuko.com/2010/03/21/sharepoint-2010-howto-start-customize-list-form-neweditview-using-infopath-designer-2010/
Example:
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There are two possible ways to do it:
Use additional column
Use ReorderItems functionality
In first case you create additional column "Order" of type Number, and set the view to order by this column.
The second approach is much more interesting. In this case, if you don't want to involve code customizations, you have to use list of type "Links". For ...
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I don't have an answer as to why you are getting errors, but I do have a solution:
Create a blank list template of each list (ensure the include content checkbox is NOT checked), the template will include your views but not your data.
Create a new list from that template.
Open the new list and the old list in datasheet view and copy and paste all records.
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BGM,
i’m assuming you are talking about Data Views in SP designer 2010.
there seams to be a few solutions out there, one creating a SOAP
service, which is painful. i have also created a view in the browser,
filtered by content type – then edited the view in SP designer – this
then pre-populates the filter with the “contentType” field name – BUT
...
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I think the problem here is you're retrieving the view from an indexer. Try something like this for each view:
SPView allItemView = CurrentList.Views[AllItems];
allItemView.DefaultView = false;
allItemView.Update();
CurrentList.Update();
Additionally - this is database-heavy in terms of what you want to do (lots of read/writes just to set a default view ...
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In researching for a similar problem, I've come across two different ways to get usage data from the MOSS 2007 Shared Services Database (db where the ANL* tables are located). They both query the database but in different ways:
The SharePoint is not enough blog provides a sample query against the 'ANL' tables on how to view the most popular documents in a ...
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I'd just break it down a bit and do the substring-before operation before using it to look at why your substring is going wrong.
<xsl:variable name="myId" select="substring-before(@Parent., ';')" />
Parent: <b><xsl:value-of select="@Parent."/></b><br />
myId: <b><xsl:value-of select="$myId"/></b><br />
...
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Using JavaScript/jQuery you can do the following:
1) Change the href of your Edit Link. Append a custom query string parameter at the end of the link. Example:
http://server/Lists/MyList/EditForm.aspx?ID=1&OpenCustomEditForm=1
2) In the EditForm.aspx, add a script which checks whether the custom query string parameter is present in the ...
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SharePoint CAML queries work in pairs when it comes to filtering and I am fairly certain that the out of the box list view filters work in the same way and are probably CAML behind the scenes. When working with the pairings, I believe SharePoint always groups the top most items first.
Using your example I was able to get what I thought was the expected ...
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You need to modify views (or create new ones) to include your new column(s) - it is straightforward and this post shows how it can be done: Create, modify, or delete a view.
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You should be able to copy most of the properties from an existing view, but it's going to be a three step process:
Get the exiting View
Fill out properties available in the ViewCreationInformation and create the view
Update the propertites of the new View which wasn't available in ViewCreationInformation and update the View
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You can use the SP.View.viewQuery property to fetch the query of the existing view.
And assign that query to the new view by using the SP.ViewCreationInformation.query property.
Example:
viewInfo.set_query(yourOriginalView.get_viewQuery());
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If fonts aren't increasing in size, then you'll need to redefine the CSS for your site to use em as units for font size, rather than explicit pixel/point font sizes.
Here's a post about the different font size units in use today:
http://kyleschaeffer.com/best-practices/css-font-size-em-vs-px-vs-pt-vs/
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You can break role inheritance for an item in event receiver by 'top-secret' field value, then assigne permission for a user that is author of an item. How to break permission assignment and assigne a new one you can read in this thread. In this case this item can see only author and Site Administrator.
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Are you using a publishing page, ie, a page within the pages library. Then I believe, you need to publish the page after you have checked in for others to view your changes.
If that's not the case, check the browser versions and settings that you and the client is using to view, may be they are different.
Also, if you are using a custom master page, check ...
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