I was looking at some requirements from a client for their new SharePoint 2013 Intranet, and one that caught my eye was desire to have Feature images on the top navigation. The requirement was to have a dynamic top navigation, controlled using the SharePoint Read More...
While customizing an “add new item” form, you might find yourself needing to manipulate form elements via jQuery. However, before you can do that you must and an #id or .class to the elements in question. I will be adding an #id in this demonstration Read More...
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on 11-09-2012
Filed under: SharePoint 2010, SharePoint, SP2010, JQuery, SharePoint Designer 2010, .each(), .find(), .attr()
Get the code / Look for the highlight area InfoPath 2010 is a great tool. However, while building forms in InfoPath it’s only a matter of time when you have a user requirment that InfoPath alone simply will not do. In that case you might have a Read More...
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on 11-02-2012
Filed under: SharePoint 2010, SharePoint, SP2010, JQuery, InfoPath 2010, SharePoint Designer 2010, InfoPath Form Web Part
Let’s say you wanted to hide/show a specific textbox only if a specific checkbox has been selected. You can use jQuery to do this via SharePoint Designer 2010 How can I validate a textbox using the PreSaveAction() How do I: Create a simple form Read More...
Building forms using SharePoint Designer can be a bit tricky at times. What if you wanted to a text box to show only if a certain radio button value is selected? This video will show you how I acheived this using jQuery. Get the code This post might also Read More...
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on 10-24-2012
Filed under: SharePoint 2010, SharePoint, SP2010, JQuery, SharePoint Designer 2010, New Item Form, Custom List Form
Using jQuery to hide form elements based on drop-down value. Read More...
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on 10-24-2012
Filed under: SharePoint 2010, SharePoint, SP2010, JQuery, SharePoint Designer 2010, New Item Form, Custom List Form, Drop-down list
At one of my clients I was asked to document how we achieved rounded corners on web parts. So as a result, I figured a blog post about it would be useful. Now when I first implemented this (almost 2 years ago!) as the 2010 product RTM’d, I based it on Read More...
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on 04-25-2012
Filed under: Work, JavaScript, Project Server 2010, SharePoint 2010, JQuery, css, Web Part, Rounded Corners