Do you have a SharePoint site with multiple lists with common columns that are associated with each other?
In the Enterprise version of SharePoint 2007, there is a set of handy out-of-box filter web parts. In this screencast, Laura Rogers will demonstrate the Query String (URL) Filter Web Part in its simplest form
I’ve used Google Maps for years to plot driving directions, but I’ve never thought of using it for running routes. That left the door wide open for me to create my own alternative in SharePoint.
In SharePoint, there is a little known capability, called “per location views”. This means that you can create views that are only accessible from certain locations.
In SharePoint, it often helps to know the basics of how things are structured, and what the standard syntax of URLs is.
This article describes how you can create a filtered lookup for SharePoint 2010. It is easy to use and no code is required to make it work.
Have you asked yourself the question: How do I remove the ‘title column’ from a Sharepoint list? It can be annoying trying to figure out how to remove this column from default lists. Often, site admins want their audiences to click on “New Item” in a Sharepoint list and not have to fill out the default ‘Title’ column content type. I will show you how to remove this from the view.
Guest Author: Mark Rackley
The SharePoint Hillbilly
Everybody dance now!
Everyone loves a good remix… So… By far my most popular blog post is my entry Creating a SharePoint List Parent / Child Relationship – Out of the Box. I am thrilled that so many have found it useful. However, several questions [...]
In the previous three articles of this series, I presented an overview of how to structure a SharePoint Multi-Media Resource Center. I have created a screencast that walks through the finished solution to give you an idea of how it will look to the End User, including the transparent access to external videos and resources through the implementation of LyteBox.
Sometimes you may do some serious customization to a list’s forms and build related business logic that precludes the use of the ‘Edit in Datasheet’ feature that comes with every list. Unfortunately, there isn’t an ‘Allow Edit in Datasheet’ checkbox anywhere on the List Settings page. Fortunately, there are a couple of ways to handle this requirement that are fairly simple.
