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I don't see any out of the box way for doing this. Using JavaScript you can achieve this by Find all div which has class = itx Do a loop of those div and for each item check the SPAN inside has styl …

Using List Settings you can modify the View and Remove Field "Completed". This will hide that column from the View.

Inside workflow you can create the set of tasks items in the Tasks list. Also as part of Workflow initiation form collect the Assigned To detail and set that as you create task item. … Create new site workflow Click on Initiation Form and Add single line of text and name it "AssignedTo" Now inside Stage1 - From ribbon -> Actions -> Create Item Click on this list and choose "Tasks" Fill …

Using JSOM you can update any list item. In particular to approve a task item, you should update following fields taskItem["WorkflowOutcome"] = "Approved"; taskItem["FormData"] = "Completed"; taskI …

Multiple line of text field which has Rich Contents enabled is not editable in DataSheet View. I think this is locked because the HTML content can mess up with DataSheet view. Workaround is to conve …

There are couple of issue with your script. For example the colorCodes array object has an extra comma. Below is a re-factored version of your code. Add below code inside the Script Editor $(docum …

From InfoPath Designer Select File menu tab Select SharePoint List template Select Design Form button Enter Site URL Select existing List Select Content Type The new InfoPath Form is now associate …

There is no direct way. You can do this using PowerShell. Use PowerShell to get the web part properties and set it based on already created one.

Open designer and double click on the initiation form. It will open the form in InfoPath. Disable the fields and save publish the form.

You can edit the list item View form and add a Script Editor WebPart. On the Edit page -> select the Insert Web Part tab from the Ribbon -> From the Categories menu -> select Media and Content and th …

This is because Assigned To field by default support multiple selection. From List Settings -> Assigned To -> Remove Multi Select Option. Now you can select Assigned To in the group by screen.

Inside RunWithElevatedPrivileges you should impersonate current user. Something like var userToken = SPContext.Current.Web.AllUsers["domain\\user"].UserToken; using(SPSite site = new SPSite(SiteURL, …

In the lookup you should select DataSource = Task List Once you select that you will get extra fields at the bottom Select Field from source = Task Comments Return field as string Find the list item …

Utilizing SharePoint Search will be the best approach. One issue you need to take care in that case is finding the relation ship between the Workflow Task against the List Item. You can use SPQuery t …