lundi 6 juillet 2009
Activé la jointure de fichier (Solution 2)
jeudi 2 juillet 2009
Activé la jointure de fichier (Solution 1)
Et je remercie celui qui a publié l'artcile ci-dessous duquel j'ai pu ajouté mon post :
http://cid-6d5649bcab6a7f93.spaces.live.com/blog/fakehandlerpage.aspx?sa=349202093
lundi 2 février 2009
Hide columns on a list form
and one of them was how to hide fields from the edit or new form in sharepoint lists, so i found how and im gonna share it, also there's a message from Karol who motive me and bring me to the right way of sharing my knowledge, thanx again.
finally, im not sure if it will help you, but for me it does.
first of all, you must open the site in sharepoint designer, go to the desired list and for example check in the EditForm.aspx, and after open it.
Now you will have that view :

Now, you must hide that control to bring another one customized.so to do that, right click on the form, property of the webpart component, a popup will flaunt, go to disposition (second grouping), and check hide option.
after you complete that, in the menu bar, go to insertion, sharepoint controles and go to the fourth choice (customize form list ...), now another pop up will appear, select your list name in the first dropdown and select elemnt in the second, after check how you want sharepoint designer to generate you form (edit, new or disp), and now you will see your form customized and ready to submit any changing from you.
jeudi 13 novembre 2008
Permission on columns
One day i found a question on how to lock permission down on columns, for exemple to provide a specific column for update to specific users.
Based on that, i decide to provide that simple exemple who will provide the way to do that.
I admit that we have a list ‘purchase request’ that contain those column :
Complet name, designation, quantity (text)
superior (user field)
statut (dropdownlist[Approve/reject])
The first step :
Customize the pages for hiding the columns that a customer musnt view when creating or updating the request (NewForm.aspx,EditForm.aspx).So ,for that need we’ll add a new custome form to the designed pages:
* Open SPD with the choosen site
* go to the liste above -> right click on NewForm .aspx -> click chek in
* Now open the page -> right click on the webpart inside -> click on webpart properties -> go to disposition -> check the two case there
* Now put your cursor under the webpart -> go to up in the menubar->choose insert->sharepoint component->choose webpart zone
* Now click inside the zone how has been added -> go to up in the menubar->choose insert-> sharepoint component->choose custom form list-> in the window appeared choose the kind of your form(in our case we’ll choose New)
*once the page has been added you could cusomize it as you like (in our case we’ll delete the field ‘statut’)
*once done, we’ll save the modification, go to the page->right click and check out
Now we’ve our new page customized for the customer, we must do the steps for Editform.aspx too but instead of choosing New in the custom form list, we’ll choose Edit
The second step :
Create the Edit page for the superior who will display all the fields(like in DispForm page) except ‘Statut’ field .For that need, we will create a directory ‘SuperiorDashbord’ inside the list, copying EditForm.aspx inside it, rename it(EditForm_superior.aspx) and then customize it as we did for the previous pages.
Note :
to change the display of field to a simple text, you've to put sharepoint tag who present that field between comment tags, and then add the xsl tag for diplay the text(xsl:value-of).
Now we must rely that page to a view that we'll create.
first thing, we'll copy the EditForm_superior.aspx inside the same directory in above, change its name to DashbordSuperior.aspx (for example) and after delete all the content and let just the main zone.
After, we click inside it, and drag and drop the 'Purchase request' list inside it, then right click on the view and select 'convert to xslt'.
After, we'll customize the look and feel of the view by clicking the little arrow in right side of the view then a popup will appear with all the properties of your custome view so you could limit the pagination, filter the view, change the column, sort, hide sharepoint toolbar and so on ....
for this exemple, i hided the SP toolbar, checked data view exemple, filtred the view to let superior see just the request Which they are affect, and who have 'under way' statut :
After that, you must link that view to the EditForm_Superior.aspx to let superiors updating the statut of the request.In this example we'll use the Title field to accomplish the need.
On the view select the code of the Title field(complete name), replace it by the given code :
Now, it remains to edit the view Title "Purchase request [Under way]" and the its appearance.
for that, right click on the view-> webpart compnent properties -> so a window will be displayed and on it you'll edit the look and feel of the view.
All we must to do now, its to remake the steps to create another view "Purchase request [Treated]" who will have the same proporties of the first one except in the filtred mode who will be like follow :
* Statut different of "under way"
And in the url of the link who will be :
At now we're done with the dashbord page, it remains now to put its link in the site and apply the Audience on it to be viewed just by Superiors
vendredi 7 novembre 2008
Printing a form in sharepoint
Here’s the function :
function print_All()
{
var DocumentContainer = document.getElementById('view_all');
var WindowObject = window.open('', "Printing form", "width=800, height=500, top=250, left=345, toolbar=no, scrollbars=no, status=no, resizable=no");
WindowObject.document.write(DocumentContainer.innerHTML);
WindowObject.document.close();
WindowObject.focus();
WindowObject.print();
WindowObject.close();
}
Explanation :
· « var DocumentContainer = document.getElementById('view_all'); » :
Th id (view_all) will be the id that you’ll assign to the
· Now you could just use the WindowObjet.document.write(DocumentContainer) directly without adding the tags above, or you could reform your popup by adding the basic html page tags(), and then attach it to a stylesheet for more sweet display or adding javascript to your popup.
for that exemple, i used dispform.aspx content, of course you could apply it to the rest of form.
i hope it will help you on your job or studies, if you have a question or wondering about something releated to that, dont hesitate to contact me about it.
Fill a user/group field with the current user username on page load
here's the fucntion :
personnaly i put it in the first template call
at the end you must call _spBodyOnLoadFunctionNames.push() function brought by SharePoint to execute you needed function on page load :
_spBodyOnLoadFunctionNames.push("get_CurrentUser");
Now after you did all that, save the file and execute.
i hope i helped you even if a little bit, if there's a question about that or anything else, mail me or comment on the post, i'll be here.
