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Nov 13 |
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Lookup between lists with additional data I'm not sure if I did this right, but tried creating a chat, as I'm afraid this question is escalating: chat.stackexchange.com/rooms/6408/… |
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Nov 13 |
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Lookup between lists with additional data Hehe yes I have heard of them. But to solve my problem I would end up with three lists, and a "joining" list (ToolboxTools) with SPFieldLookups. Quite the mess. So that would even make ´NewForm´ hard to use, as one must add references in ToolboxTools before the item in Toolbox is created. (Three lists is how I would do it, and I have a feeling that solution is not very good). |
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Nov 13 |
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Lookup between lists with additional data Sorry to confuse you. I don't have a SQL, I don't have any lists. I'm trying to ask for the "perfect" setup to solve the simple scenario with plain SPLists in SharePoint |
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Nov 12 |
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how to show HTML code in column? Nice work @StuartPegg , it does the work perfectly. First I tried the JavaScript-way, it's only 2 lines with jQuery after all. But the asynchronous loading and ExpGroupRenderData (and ExpGrou...) didn't want to play along. |
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Nov 11 |
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Programmatically Get Page Layout being used by a SharePoint Page That foreach looks very suspicious, have you tried foreach (var item in myPagesColl){...}? And what does PublishingPage.IsPublishingPage(item)) give you? |
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Nov 11 |
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Access ListItem.Properties from Javascript COM Me neither actually. What I did was to inspect the payload sent from server to see if my properties were actually sent at all. Then I noticed that they were contained in MetaInfo. |
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Nov 9 |
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I cant hide the Title field programatically That would be my only suggestion, as I ran and verified that it worked before I posted it here :) But I only tested on a normal SPList, which is probably not what you are looking for at all. |
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Nov 7 |
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Does jQuery ship with SharePoint?(function($){...})(jQuery); |
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Nov 6 |
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CSS Declaration in SharePoint Designer 2010 Although not very applicable for SharePoint because of doctype it is interesting to know that link element is actually a void element (empty content model), so that will be interesting for SharePoint 2016 =) |
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Nov 6 |
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Working around https If your farms have different hosts or ports then using OpenPopUpPage will still break Same Origin Policy, because of the iframe it uses. |
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Nov 6 |
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Call Javascript on Sharepoint Calendar add button Click Note that will only trigger for the large button (hence "NewListItem-Large"). You can run that in console when you see the button. document ready will not work, as the Ribbon is loaded asynchronously. |
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Nov 6 |
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Call Javascript on Sharepoint Calendar add button Click What are you trying to do? You can hook into the button, for example with jQuery: $('[id="Ribbon.Calendar.Events.New.NewListItem-Large"]').click(function(){...}) or even override the methods directly in SP.UI.ApplicationPages.CalendarMouseHandler. But this will only tell you if the modal window were opened. You could however override the whole modal |
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Nov 4 |
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Sandboxed solutions get all sharepoint lists in sitecollection @PerJakobsen, I have updated the answer with code I hope is safer. Although I love writing code like this: gist.github.com/a7c6efb2360382933896 I believe this is more straight forward (and faster, for those that might care :) ). |
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Nov 4 |
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Sandboxed solutions get all sharepoint lists in sitecollection Yes I see, it's a property ParentWeb on SPWeb which will be reopened (m_parentWeb in my dissasembler). Although it seems to do this when it is null only. @PerJakobsen you got a text-book solution for this? I see how one could wrap in using for each web, and then do work inside it, and even use Event as a callback. Feel free to edit the post :) |
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Nov 4 |
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Sandboxed solutions get all sharepoint lists in sitecollection I didn't know that. So SPList got a reference to the original SPWeb object, which will revitalize when it is called upon |
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Nov 2 |
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Add Custom Javascript to Quick Launch? +Skype Button For the first example you would not need the item ahead of time. For the latter you would. Choose which one to use :) |
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Nov 2 |
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Possibility of creating a normal public facing website with Sharepoint Online? A WSP would be a sandboxed solution in your case. I have played around some with this, see my testpage . This is a WSP I upload and enable on the site, if interested you can see the [source](github.com/eirikb/www.eirikb.no). Again a bit self-promoting, so just leaving this as a comment :) |
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Nov 2 |
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Moving list template to different farm with different site template Was the list template created with the same language/locale? |
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Nov 2 |
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Possibility of creating a normal public facing website with Sharepoint Online? Does the public facing site have to be editable through the web interface, or is designer/WSP enough? |
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Nov 2 |
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CAML Query for Values Not “In” (with sufficiently different title to let me post the question) The column not being ID changes the matter. You could also build a huge CAML by nesting And and Neq, which again can be made easier through U2U CAML Builder or CodeCaml. But still manual, and quite messy. |