I have two list, Calendar and Agenda. When a calendar item is created with the selection of the Start Time Date column, multiple recurring Agenda items need to be created in the Agenda list. There is a lookup column to the Start Time Date column from the
Calendar list that needs to added/updated for every Agenda list item in order to allowing web part connection filtering from the Calendar to Agenda list. The users do not want to recreate the recurring Agenda list items for every meeting on the Calendar list.
I am not sure if event receiver or workflow are my best options. I don't want to over complicate. Tried appending description columns for tracking but I think I lose the meeting dates and times with that option. Open to ideas for sure? New on the development
side...
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SharePoint 2010 Multiple List Item Creation In Agenda List Based On Look Up Column In Calendar List
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how to use same SharePoint Form field more than 1 time in newform using HillyBilly js
I want to customize a newform using hillybilly js.I have created custom tabs in newform.Also I have column called "**Sector**" which need to shown in all the three tabs.<br>
I was able to put the sector form field in first tab.When i tried to put the same form field in other tabs:the form won't be shown.
Please suggest me a solution to fix this problem
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Display Indicator (SharePoint OOB layout Image) in SharePoint list 2010
Hi All,
I need to display a KPI indicator icon in a column in two SharePoint list for multiple subsites.
I have come across the below online resources but not exactly what i need it.
1. http://officepowerups.com/2013/06/11/display-icons-in-sharepoint-list/ - There is an issue with the indicator alignment also after removing the center tag and Indicator column shows the code in item display form however, i want to see indicator.
2. https://www.dmcinfo.com/latest-thinking/blog/id/333/sharepoint-2007-and-2010--color-coding-custom-lists-and-tasks - Shows code in display form and not showing SharePoint Layout OOB Images as Indicator but not sure how we can use it as per this resource.
I would really appreciate your help if someone can let me know how i can display a KPI indicator icon using layout image in the the SharePoint List view and in item display form. As an example, please refer the below SharePoint layout img src URL:
img src='http://sharepoint/_layouts/images/KPIDefault-2.GIF'
Thank you.
Cheers, Badal Ratra MCTS
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DataContext Class (SPMetal) & Multilingual site
Hi,
I'm using a DataContext Class (SPMetal) to CRUD data of a list.
Now it is a multilingual site (EN, NL & FR)
No Problem for the EN version. But for the NL & FR version I get a List not found exception.
Behind the scenes SharePoint is using SPList.Title to get the list. But this is translated to NL & FR, so the list can't be found.
Any ideas?
Kind Regards
Vandeput
Follow me @SPVandeput
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Sharepoint foundation dynamic sorting
Hello,
I am new to Sharepoint Foundation 2010 and Javascript. Is it possible to sort dynamically a webpart-list (using javascript or jquery as content editor webpart) based on the click of other webpart image (a diagram using html area tag).
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SharePoint 2010 - Handling data redundancy in custom list
Hi,
I have a custom list which will have redundant data. Consider the below case:
Scenario:
An item is created which follows few processes (analysis, review, approval, completion etc.). Events are captured. For each event, UserID and Username is captured. A single user can be part of multiple events. Suppose a user performs 5 events on 1 item. Storing the same name in the list for 5 events will lead to lot of redundant data (also number of columns will increase).
Can somebody suggest a better way to handle this?
Regards,
Himanshu
I have a custom list which will have redundant data. Consider the below case:
Scenario:
An item is created which follows few processes (analysis, review, approval, completion etc.). Events are captured. For each event, UserID and Username is captured. A single user can be part of multiple events. Suppose a user performs 5 events on 1 item. Storing the same name in the list for 5 events will lead to lot of redundant data (also number of columns will increase).
Can somebody suggest a better way to handle this?
Regards,
Himanshu
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Not able to set custom display form as default form for a SharePoint list.
I have created new display form or a SharePoint list using designer. Even after setting it as default form when I open list item it uses old form. please suggest how to enable new form.
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| Forefront Identity Manager Technical Guru – July 2016 |
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| Jeff Ingalls | Microsoft Identity Manager 2016 Schema | Ed Price: “Wow! I was reading this, not sure what to make of it, because there isn’t a ton of text breaking it down. But when I started scrolling down that first table, I realized how amazing and valuable the data is! And then the Gallery item just really tops off this article. Great job!” |
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| Ronen Ariely & Sabah Shariq | List of forums by Languages, categories, and field of discussions | Richard Mueller: “Excellent use of Wiki Guidelines, with even “Return to Top” links (these help in such a long article). This article allows us to search for the forums we want easily. Listing them by category helps.” Ed Price: “Very valuable article, that already has 55 revisions. I see this as an article that’s going to get a lot of use from readers and tweaks from contributors!” |
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| Amjad Khan SharePoint | SharePoint Online: Create Site Columns, Content Type and Associate with Custom List or Library at site collection level using PowerShell and CSOM | John Naguib: “Excellent article” Ed Price: “I love the diagrams, description at the top, and the download to the code! It would be good to break the long code block up into sections to explain what the code does more. Great formatting with Headers and the TOC!” |
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| sridhar vishwanatham | Override creation best practices: Explicit Group issues | Ed Price: “Great write ups that explain the context and then dig into the process/solution! Could benefit from See Also and Reference sections at the end.” |
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| Ronen Ariely | SQL Server – Exposing masked data | Samuel Lester: “Outstanding depth, thanks for the great detail on DDM strengths and limitations” Richard Mueller: “A great article describing a new feature. The code is well explained with detailed steps. Thanks!” |
| Universal Windows Apps Technical Guru – July 2016 |
| Santhakumar Munuswamy | Introduction to HoloLens | Ed Price: “A lot of depth and a great intro! Also good to have the Reference section at the end, and the images help provide context! Very important topic, and I’m glad we have this content on TechNet Wiki!” |
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| Peter Geelen | Wiki: Collection of Practical hints & tips for writing an article (from Wiki blog) | Ronen Ariely: “very useful list of blog posts links.” Ed Price: “Oh boy, what a powerful resource! This is awesome!” Richard Mueller: “An amazing collection of links to valuable information. Having this sorted into categories makes it more useful.” |
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| Windows PowerShell Technical Guru – July 2016 |
| Prashanth Jayaram | PowerShell- DiskSpaceGUI-Tool-MultiServer(s)-Grid-Email-Search-Features | Richard Mueller: “Well explained with good images, code, and references. Lots of code. Could interesting or novel sections of the code be highlighted and futher explained? Perhaps the code should be in the script Gallery.” Ed Price: “Great descriptions. Could benefit from a formatting pass (font style, for example) and more of a breakdown of the code block so that you know what each part of the code does. Good use of images and good Conclusion. Great References section, but it might be good to embed the links in the titles of the articles so that we know what the articles are about a little better. Great contribution!” |
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SharePoint 2010 Foundation - External Content Type (Login failed for user "Domain\unknownuser$")
Hi,
I am trying to create an external content type, I have already managed to create the external content type and connected to the database. However, I am stuck at the viewing of data (read operation).
Initially, I received the Login failed error for anonymous user. I managed to solve it by running the script of management shell command.
$bdc = Get-SPServiceApplication | where {$_ -match "Business Data Connectivity Service"}; $bdc.RevertToSelfAllowed = $true; $bdc.Update();
I even changed the authentication mode to "BDC Identity". Right now the problem is that, I received a login failed for user ('Domain\unknownuser$).
Would appreciate help on this.
Thanks!
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sharepoint calendar view
Hello,
how to create sharepoint calendar view programmatically?
Thanks.
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Avoid duplicate in Calendar list
Hello,
I have Sharepoint Calendar List and custom function for adding event now i want to check for duplicate TimeSlot and avoid conflict, i am using both recurring events and single instance events.
For instance i have TimeSlot on 9/8/2016 10:00 AM TO 9/20/2016 5:30 PM and now if user try to add event on and day with anytime in between 9/8/2016 10:00 AM to 9/20/2016 5:30 PM 5:30 PM it should be rejected.
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Members of SharePoint message group
Members of my work staff can receive messages through SharePoint. How can I see if all staff are included? How can I add those not on the message list? We receive notice of shared announcements through our email.
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SPD 2010 Workflow Document Library Question
I have a document library that we have created some additional fields on so when we upload a document we get an additional screen which when populated and saved updates the properties to the document. We want a workflow to kick-off when that portion
of the upload is completed and notify our team about the new doc...
Created does not have the values from the second screen
Updated/CHanged does not kick off...How would I do this?
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SharePoint Calendar View Date Issue
I have a SharePoint list that has a lookup field from another list where we grab available dates for appointments, when I try to create a calendar view these dates however as not on the picklist. I have even tried to set the date variables with the workflows
but am not having any luck...
help.....
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Web Part filtering
Hi,
We have a Sharepoint 2010 site. We have a web part that shows data from list using some fiters. It is using the xslt sheet.
But the filter values are selected in another web part that shows drop downs and loads values from the lists. Currently its loads all values from lists. But We want to put some filtering in dropdown based on value selected in another dropdown.
How is this possible? I am not sure which web part this is. In properties Miscelleneous section, it shows the name of lists it gets data for dropdowns. I could not find any thing else.
Thanks,
Virender Gupta
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How to display SharePoint view column vertically?
Hi
I want to display my column header in vertical orientation. I created a page and inserted list view web part and content editor web part in that. I added following code in content editor web part:
<style type="text/css">
.ms-vh2 {
WRITING-MODE: tb-rl; -moz-transform: rotate(90deg);
width:10px;
}
.ms-viewheadertr {
HEIGHT: 240px;
}</style>This rotates the column header successfully. But this also changes the orientation of the drop down option list. Is there any way to avoid this??
One more thing...I don't want to apply this to all the columns. I want it to be applied to only certain columns. Please let me know how this can be achieved?
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Is there a simple way to create page transitions between sharepoint pages?
I have pages automatically advance to the next page on a display every 15 seconds
I would really like to have some transition effect happen in between the pages. ( It's a Display Screen )
I had found a plethora of solutions particularly with JQuery/Javascript however they all seem to involve a <BODY> tag or a JQueryDocument.Ready function or a requirement to have all in a <DIV> that I can't get to work with my pages.
Admittedly I do not know how to aptly circumvent the lack of the above tags or functions in SharePoint's code.
The end result I'd like to have the page advance in 15 seconds ( I have that figured out ) but the transition is the thing.
Ideally I'd love to use this: http://git.blivesta.com/animsition/
It looks simple enough but I can't get it to work on SharePoint 2010.
The only difference is that it seems to be configured to have links to the next page as opposed to being meta-freshed to the next page.
A view of their 3 'Simple Steps" - I can't get it work - man if not this then any transition would be so appreciated.
Step 1: Link required files
<!-- animsition.css --><link rel="stylesheet" href="./dist/css/animsition.min.css"><!-- jQuery --><script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.11.0/jquery.min.js"></script><!-- animsition.js --><script src="./dist/js/animsition.min.js"></script>
Step 2: HTML markup
<body><div class="animsition"><a href="./page1" class="animsition-link">animsition link 1</a><a href="./page2" class="animsition-link">animsition link 2</a></div></body>
If you want each "linkElement" to use a different animation.
<a href="./page1" class="animsition-link" data-animsition-out-class="fade-out-right" data-animsition-out-duration="2000"> animsition link 1</a><a href="./page2" class="animsition-link" data-animsition-out-class="rotate-out" data-animsition-out-duration="500"> animsition link 2</a>
If you want to each page to use a different animation.
<div class="animsition" data-animsition-in-class="fade-in" data-animsition-in-duration="1000" data-animsition-out-class="fade-out" data-animsition-out-duration="800"> ...</div>and finally:
Step 3: Call the animsition
$(document).ready(function() {
$(".animsition").animsition({
inClass: 'fade-in',
outClass: 'fade-out',
inDuration: 1500,
outDuration: 800,
linkElement: '.animsition-link',
// e.g. linkElement: 'a:not([target="_blank"]):not([href^="#"])'
loading: true,
loadingParentElement: 'body', //animsition wrapper element
loadingClass: 'animsition-loading',
loadingInner: '', // e.g '<img src="loading.svg" />'
timeout: false,
timeoutCountdown: 5000,
onLoadEvent: true,
browser: [ 'animation-duration', '-webkit-animation-duration'],
// "browser" option allows you to disable the "animsition" in case the css property in the array is not supported by your browser.
// The default setting is to disable the "animsition" in a browser that does not support "animation-duration".
overlay : false,
overlayClass : 'animsition-overlay-slide',
overlayParentElement : 'body',
transition: function(url){ window.location.href = url; }
});
});Thank you very much for your consideration.
Now doubt would I greatly appreciate your kindness to help.
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Converting HTML file into master page using Design manger, what is this Associate File in HTML file
Hi Forum,
I am new in Sharepoint 2013,
I convert one HTML file into master page using Design Manager.
After sucessfully i converted into master page.I have one doubt of Associate File in HTML File.
What is the use of this Associated File in HTML File.
Regards,
Rama
Rama
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KPI in sharepoint 2010 foundation
hi guys,
i am trying to build an KPI for fetching page details like (page hits, page likes and contributions) using Script(JSOM and REST),
can anyone please help in this,
also is it possible to show the results in graphs.
thanks in advance
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Sharepoint 2010 Term Store Error
Hello,
When I try open Term Store from SharePoint site I get below error.But when I tried to access term store from central admin the term store its opening.
All the Application pool has been started.
Can anyone please provide some suggestions?
Thanks,
Meenakshi Viswanathan
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