Wednesday, August 4, 2010
YouTube - SharePoint 2010 Content Organizer
YouTube - SharePoint 2010 Content Organizer
This video is part of a series of videos released for the Introducing SharePoint 2010 subscription series of Understanding SharePoint Journal http://www.introducingsharepoint2010....
In this video, I'll walk you through the content organizer in SharePoint 2010.
This video is part of a series of videos released for the Introducing SharePoint 2010 subscription series of Understanding SharePoint Journal http://www.introducingsharepoint2010....
In this video, I'll walk you through the content organizer in SharePoint 2010.
jQuery - List and Document Library Search Solution in SharePoint | EndUserSharePoint.com
jQuery - List and Document Library Search Solution in SharePoint | EndUserSharePoint.com
Search has not been easy with SharePoint 2007 and especially with WSS 3.0. For example many times I just want to search list or document library. What I want is ability to see what items match what I’m looking for specifically with the list that is showing right now. I would like to search, not have to refresh the page or go to another location to do the search.
I have been developing another site with SharePoint WSS 3.0 and needed to have such a solution. The site www.mobilesitezone.net (this is designed for smartphones) is a very customized SharePoint site. I then adapted the search created for it to work with any SharePoint List or Document Library.
What was created was a jQuery search solution that only looked at the list on the page and filtered results based on the search criteria. It will search all the fields that are shown on the site and then show you the rows that have any matches.
Here is an example where there is a large list of over 400 items and then a search is made for "google" which then displays just the results.
Search has not been easy with SharePoint 2007 and especially with WSS 3.0. For example many times I just want to search list or document library. What I want is ability to see what items match what I’m looking for specifically with the list that is showing right now. I would like to search, not have to refresh the page or go to another location to do the search.
I have been developing another site with SharePoint WSS 3.0 and needed to have such a solution. The site www.mobilesitezone.net (this is designed for smartphones) is a very customized SharePoint site. I then adapted the search created for it to work with any SharePoint List or Document Library.
What was created was a jQuery search solution that only looked at the list on the page and filtered results based on the search criteria. It will search all the fields that are shown on the site and then show you the rows that have any matches.
Here is an example where there is a large list of over 400 items and then a search is made for "google" which then displays just the results.
SharePoint: Search Lists and Document Libraries by Metadata | EndUserSharePoint.com
SharePoint: Search Lists and Document Libraries by Metadata | EndUserSharePoint.com:
A while back I create a solution that would filter a list by the metadata, but would only do this for items and metadata viewable in the current list view. Here are the original articles:
■jQuery – List and Document Library Search Solution in SharePoint
■jQuery – List and Document Library Filter Version 2.0 – Part 2
Thanks to all the good feedback and suggestions I have created another solution that will allow you to search any list by its metadata and will search ALL items visible or not. Another feature I have added into this solution is that it can be placed on any pages and when the person searches it will taken them to results page.
In order to do this we will need to have access to SharePoint designer and have permissions to edit with SharePoint designer. SharePoint designer will be used to create a Data View Web Part where results will be displayed.
There are two main steps to create this search.
■Create a Search Results page.
■Add the Search Web Part to any page.
A while back I create a solution that would filter a list by the metadata, but would only do this for items and metadata viewable in the current list view. Here are the original articles:
■jQuery – List and Document Library Search Solution in SharePoint
■jQuery – List and Document Library Filter Version 2.0 – Part 2
Thanks to all the good feedback and suggestions I have created another solution that will allow you to search any list by its metadata and will search ALL items visible or not. Another feature I have added into this solution is that it can be placed on any pages and when the person searches it will taken them to results page.
In order to do this we will need to have access to SharePoint designer and have permissions to edit with SharePoint designer. SharePoint designer will be used to create a Data View Web Part where results will be displayed.
There are two main steps to create this search.
■Create a Search Results page.
■Add the Search Web Part to any page.
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Using the Sharepoint 2010 Dialog « Islam Shaalan's Blog
Using the Sharepoint 2010 Dialog « Islam Shaalan's Blog
The new dialog framework is introduced in the SharePoint new Client OM. You can check the Client OM at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee535231.aspx. For now, we’re interested in the method SP.UI.ModalDialog.showModalDialog.
How it works?
When the showModalDialog method is invoked the SharePoint adds a div element named “ms-dlgContent”. The dialog contents are rendered from the passed URL. The passed URL can be a link to the web or a custom page. Also, the dialog can open a List Form dialog (Add/Edit). Another div element named “ms-dlgOverlay” disables the user from clicking on the original page and thus, provides the user with a modal dialog.
The showModalDialog method takes 1 parameter; an object of the Class SP.UI.DialogOptions. The option object contains the width and height of the dialog, the URL of the page and the dialog CallBack method name.
The new dialog framework is introduced in the SharePoint new Client OM. You can check the Client OM at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee535231.aspx. For now, we’re interested in the method SP.UI.ModalDialog.showModalDialog.
How it works?
When the showModalDialog method is invoked the SharePoint adds a div element named “ms-dlgContent”. The dialog contents are rendered from the passed URL. The passed URL can be a link to the web or a custom page. Also, the dialog can open a List Form dialog (Add/Edit). Another div element named “ms-dlgOverlay” disables the user from clicking on the original page and thus, provides the user with a modal dialog.
The showModalDialog method takes 1 parameter; an object of the Class SP.UI.DialogOptions. The option object contains the width and height of the dialog, the URL of the page and the dialog CallBack method name.
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