SharePoint provides a solution for global navigation within a site collection and it works well.
“I went to your site and couldn’t find any content for day-to-day users of SharePoint. Everything seems to be centered around jQuery and providing coded solutions.”
I have been reading EndUserSharePoint for several years now and have used many of the articles to solve SharePoint business requirements for my clients.
A lot of people consider me “Mr. EndUserSharePoint.com”, when actually there’s a lot more going on behind the scene that you might not think about. I’d like to take a couple minutes to say thank you to the people that really make this site what it is.
It’s been about a month coming, but Stump the Panel has been upgraded and is now ready for business. I had so many offers of help after the server meltdown, it was unbelievable. I honestly hadn’t realized how deep the community around Stump the Panel was.
For those who haven’t used STP before, it is a [...]
As I start on my quest to investigate uses of jQuery in SharePoint, I’m finding some interesting resources. It seems that the problem won’t be with discovering the uses for jQuery, but how to access data that resides in SharePoint to use as data sources.
I’ve had enough. It’s time for me to roll up my sleeves and dig in to some jQuery solutions just to see how easy or hard it really is.
So, a recap, we are putting a solution together that will make is easier for the end user to implement your CEWP solution. We are creating an options panel so the end user does not need search your code to change specific variables. So what do we need is as follows:
Don’t want people to see the “View All Content” link on the top of the Quick Launch? Hide it. Same goes for the recycle bin, the entire Quick Launch, that humongous header at the top of the page. Don’t like them? Hide them.
I released a solution that would filter any list in SharePoint. The purpose of the solution was to make it easy to get to the information needed from the list currently being viewed. Original article: jQuery – List and Document Library Filtering Solution In the latest version 2.0 the purpose has not changed, but improvements have been added. Based on feedback from others there were a few features requested.
