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(JavaScript) How to retrieve data from a list in Sharepoint 2013 using oData and JavaScript

Wed, 15 May 2013 03:29:20 GMT

The following code fetches contents of each Title field from the list called "LandingMiddleLinks"

(Other) what to do if sharepoint designer gets out of sync with server

Wed, 13 Mar 2013 10:17:47 GMT

check the file out in the browser in spd, right click the file and choose "undo checkout" repeat the last two steps until the checkmark goes away in spd check the file out in spd. it should now get the latest version to edit

(C#) sharepoint 2010 event receiver code that checks in files newly added to style library

Tue, 04 Dec 2012 12:35:06 GMT

Keep the namespace name, class name, guid that VS automatically generates. Make sure all of the "using" inclusions included.

(XSLT) How to create a sharepoint data form web part that uses only client side JavaScript

Wed, 26 Sep 2012 05:06:47 GMT

With jQuery and SPServices, we have very powerful tools for accessing and manipulating Sharepoint data and precisiely contolling the presentation, entirely from the client side. But such solutions generally need to be either hard-coded into pages or require cumbersome content editor pastes or includes. The advantage of packaging a solution as a web part is that it is a breeze to drop it anywhere on the site. Using the technique below you can package up a purely HTML/JavaScript solution as a web part, combining the benefits of both. 1. Create the HTML/JS content that you would like to turn into a web part in the manner you are most comfortable with 2. Create a dummy page in the site to initially hold our xslt 3. Open site in Sharepoint Designer 4. Find the page created in step 2, detach it from the page layout (by right clicking it), and open it for editing. 5. Place your cursor before the closing < /ContentTemplate > or closing < /asp:Content > tag 6. Paste the code in the source block below. 7. Find Title="DataView 1" in the code you pasted and replace it with Title="MoreUsefulWebPartName" 8. Replace the contents between the opening and closing ![CDATA tags with the HTML and/or JavaScript you created in step 1 9. Select all of the new code, starting with and including the opening WebPartPages:DataFormWebPart tag and ending with and including the closing /WebPartPages:DataFormWebPart tag 10. Switch from code view to designer view. You may ignore any warning you see about missing data sources. 11. Click the web part tab 12. In the "Save Web part" section, select the manner in which you would like to save the new web part. 13. Give the web part a useful name 14. Once you make the new web part available in the web part gallery, users may now add your javascript solution to any page as they would any other web part.

(JavaScript) get hover effect of global nav parent link to roll off at same time dropdown goes away in out of the box sharepoint global nav

Fri, 15 Jun 2012 08:35:48 GMT

The class, "activeDDParent", needs css that will cause the parent to have the same hover effect it has when the mouse hovers over it. This class allows for the out-of-the-box sharepoint rollof delay. "portalnavwrapper" is just the class of a div I have that surrounds the global navigation piece. But this can be anything that encompasses the entire navigation region.

(ASP) Breadcrumb in Sharepoint 2010

Thu, 01 Mar 2012 10:57:15 GMT

Both ASP and Javascript versions provided below. Use either one or the other. Code should be placed in a SharePoint 2010 master page.

(XML) Setting up Sharepoint files as a visual studio .Net solution

Fri, 10 Feb 2012 04:50:30 GMT

Setting up a sp .net soln File --> New --> Project on lefthand side -> Sharepoint -> 2010 usually select an empty template name the project to add files, create a module... right-click project --> add --> new item select "module" give the module a name (such as masterpagecatalog) this will create the module, containing an elements.xml file and open the elements.xml file in code editor. Sample.txt will also be created but may be deleted. Drag any previously created files that will live in the new module into the module icon in solution explorer Edit elements.xml. (See example edits to elements.xml in code block further down.) Edits to make to default xml: in <Module> tag, put a url (such as Url="_catalogs/masterpage" ) and put RootWebOnly="TRUE" The <file> tag will also be created with a default url property. Make sure to edit this so that it is correct. By default, it will create a path starting with the name of the module. And if there is no such folder already with that name beneath the Module path, the feature will create one. The actual path is designated by both the <module> url property and the <file> url property (that is, both of those properties are combined). Add Type="GhostableInLibrary" IgnoreIfAlreadyExists="TRUE" to the <file> elements. IgnoreIfAlreadyExists="TRUE" means "overwrite existing file". Type="GhostableInLibrary" setting is used when a file is placed into a library. If a file is placed outside of a library, Type="Ghostable" would be used. Change the <file> tags so that it is not self-closing. Add some Property tags.Columns in the master page correspond to file object properties indicated in the module xml. Other file properties in the xml will also be added to the "property bag" that do not correspond to master page columns (see <property> tags above). First, it is good practice to always add <Property Name="FeatureId" Value="$SharePoint.Feature.Id$" Type="string"/> On compliation, Value="$SharePoint.Feature.Id$" will be replaced with guid of feature. For a master page, the following metadata will be added via the property tags <Property Name="UIVersion" Value="4" /> <Property Name="ContentTypeId" Value="0x010105" /> <Property Name="ContentType" Value="$Resources:cmscore,contenttype_masterpage_name;" /> <Property Name="MasterPageDescription" Value="Masterpage for SepulvedaPOC sites." /> Make sure to edit the description as appropriate. When the module was created, VS automatically created a feature called "Feature 1". Note that features may also be created by right-clicking "Features" in soln explorer and selecting "Add Feature". Next step: add event reciever feature activated code if necessary * Make sure to add the proper modules to the feature * Make sure that Scope is set to "Site" in the feature if the solution is a sandbox solution

(XSLT) hijack submit or save button on sharepoint list form to redirect

Wed, 02 Nov 2011 10:13:46 GMT

Comment out the SharePoint:SaveButton tag and replace with input tag

(JavaScript) change the default search box text in SharePoint 2010 using JQuery

Fri, 27 May 2011 10:32:15 GMT

Use whatever is needed to select the input box. $('#searchBoxOuter td.ms-sbcell input') reflects some custom master page html I have so I used that.

(CSS) Fix SharePoint 2010 scrollbar issues

Thu, 28 Apr 2011 06:11:23 GMT

see link

(CSS) style the search bar in sharepoint 2010

Sat, 23 Apr 2011 08:50:11 GMT

This is the quickest way to style the search bar. It involves creating one single image that includes both the input area and search button.

(ASP) removing I Like and Tags and Notes icons from Sharepoint 2010

Thu, 21 Apr 2011 03:38:24 GMT

(HTML) how to remove unwanted elements from appearing in sharepoint dialog boxes

Thu, 21 Apr 2011 03:31:30 GMT

simply add s4-notdlg to the class of the element that you don't want to appear in dialog boxes. See example.

(CSS) sharepoint 2010 css reset

Thu, 21 Apr 2011 03:24:57 GMT

The "inherit" aspect of this did not always work for me. For example, font-family may need to be explicitly specified in the generated css (in place of "inherit"). But this just takes a couple seconds. Simply search for "family" and replace "inherit" with the correct font family -- only appears in two places so this is really easy. May need to do this for other inherit declarations also.

(Other) how to fix sharepoint designer when it gets out of sync

Sat, 09 Apr 2011 07:36:38 GMT

Sometimes SPD gets confused as to which files are checked out or not and to whom. This fix generally works.

(JavaScript) Extending SharePoint modal window

Thu, 31 Mar 2011 10:22:23 GMT

(C#) SharePoint Edit Mode Panel

Wed, 16 Mar 2011 10:53:11 GMT

You need to register this at the top of the page (see code below). Remember you can do this on a layout page as well, instead of the master page. Then place the PublishingWebControls:EditModePane tag inline (see below). The ID can be anything you want, just make sure not to duplicate it on a layout and master page.

(jQuery) reading and writing list data in SharePoint 2010 using SPServices

Wed, 05 Jan 2011 14:21:56 GMT

Just syntax examples here. First block reads, second writes. Top function just a debugging helper. Using jquery 1.5, $(xData.responseXML).find("nodeName=z:row]").each(function(i)... may need to be written as $(xData.responseXML).find("nodeName='z:row']").each(function(i)... with single quotes around 'z:row'.

(CSS) Sharepoint 2010 Custom Class For Content Editor Web Part Css Syntax

Thu, 23 Dec 2010 09:40:50 GMT

Further below in the code are the default style declarations that can be overridden in custom css. To create custom classes that will be available in the rich text editors, follow the example below: .ms-rteElement-appleRed { color:red; -ms-name:"appleRed"; } Note: for the above custom-named style to appear in the rich text editor, it must live in a css file linked directly from the master page. That is, it will not work if it lives in a css file that is linked via an @import in another css file.

(JavaScript) Sharepoint: limit the results in caml query

Sat, 20 Nov 2010 11:43:12 GMT

First option uses a parameter in spservices method to limit the results to four. Second option limits the results returned to six in the caml query iteslf using the <RowLimit> property.