I have a visual web part where in i want to refresh this webpart for every 60 secs. Can any one give me an example of building a custom webpart property . This should be similar like OOB Webpart AJAx options.
Thanks,
Sandy
Something like this would suffice.
http://mmman.itgroove.net/2011/05/adding-an-auto-refresh-content-editor-web-part/
You can register the javascript on the page several ways.
Personally i would put this in the content editor web part and update the time as and when you need.
The below code is for a web part property.
[WebBrowsable(true)]
[WebDisplayName("Message")]
[WebDescription("Message to display to users")]
[Personalizable(PersonalizationScope.User)]
[Category("Message Configuration")]
public string Message
{
get; set;
}
You might also want to look in to the updatepanel control.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb386454(v=vs.100).aspx
Hope this helps
Related
I'm using Kentico 13 .NET Core and want to integrate with Bynder
https://github.com/Kentico/xperience-module-bynder
https://www.kentico.com/discover/blog/powerful-integrations-kentico-xperience-13-refresh
It works fine with the page types and I can see the new form control under the form control selection but how do I use it in a widget in the .NET core MVC app?
Ex:
I want to replace this UrlSelector component with the Bynder component. How do I do that?
[EditingComponent(UrlSelector.IDENTIFIER, Order = 5, Label = "Image Slider Selector")]
[EditingComponentProperty(nameof(UrlSelectorProperties.Tabs), ContentSelectorTabs.Page)]
public string ImageSliderSelector { get; set; }
The "integration" is only with the page type selector. There are no other controls. You have to make those on your own. This would mean you'd need one for the CKEditor and the Froala editor as well.
I am using SharePoint online.
I want to use this CSOM code to add a WebPart to a page:
SP.File oFile = _web.GetFileByUrl(SiteUrl + "/SitePages/" + pageName);
oFile.CheckOut();
LimitedWebPartManager limitedWebPartManager = oFile.GetLimitedWebPartManager(PersonalizationScope.Shared);
var importedWebPart = limitedWebPartManager.ImportWebPart(webPartSchemaXml);
var webPart = limitedWebPartManager.AddWebPart(importedWebPart.WebPart, zoneid, zoneIndex);
oFile.Update();
await SiteCtx.ExecuteQueryAsync();
oFile.CheckIn(String.Empty, CheckinType.MinorCheckIn);
The problem is how to assign correct values to the zoneid string variable,
which is the name of the Web Part zone to which to add the Web Part.
When I run this code nothing happens!
(it doesn't add the WebPart to the page and I am suspecting it is related to the wrong zoneId).
I have read various post, ranging from accessing the code behind of the .aspx page trying to find the WebPartZone, accessing the WebPartManager class (which should list the ZoneId's but I don't know how to get it, since that I am using the LimitedWebPartManager class).
I have tried various values for zoneId, but at the moment none of them work:
Zone 1 (just a guess!)
Zone 2 (i see it in the right tab when manually editing the webpart through Edit page)
Body (with this the code worked some days ago! but now it doesn't anymore)
Header
Left
Bottom
What is the proper method of findind zoneId's?
EDIT
The page is the homepage, I have read somewhere that it is a wiki page so maybe it has different ZoneId's.
ZoneIDs might be different depending on the page layout, but usually out-of-the-box SharePoint layouts use the following ID's for webpart zones:
TitleBar
Header
LeftColumn
MiddleColumn
RightColumn
Footer
Make sure that you invoke the update() method on your file object and executeQueryAsync() method on your context after importing the webpart - the latter function especially is responsible for sending the request to server and applying your changes.
Here's a nice article about adding webparts to pages programatically: How to programmatically add a ClientSide Web Part to a SharePoint page
I'm trying to modify the EditorPart controller for my web part. Basically what I want is to have my custom controls inside a box like the standard properties that can toggle between visible and hidden.
I've been googling for a while, but I cannot seem to find an answer.
Just to clarify: I know I can use the Category property to accomplish this when adding web part properties directly to the web part, but I've extended the EditorPart controller and so I don't think I can simply add [Category("Feed settings")] to the TextBox and LiteralControls I'm creating (correct?).
What you'd need for a standard property is to mark it with the Category attribute:
[Category("My Category")]
public string FeedQuery { get; set; }
(You'll need to add the System.ComponentModel namespace to your class file).
For editor parts it is not so simple. It appears that you can't add them to the standard categories. It is possible to style the editor part to resemble the OOB panels as shown here
I have a custom web part where there is a text box. My custom web part also has a custom setting where user enters some values separated by commas. So on load, the UI should display the values entered in the setting (without commas though).
Is this possible with normal ascx user control, since it cannot access the sharepoint web part property at the time of creation and hence cannot display the message on load.
Need some help to solve this.
Thanx
I assumed you're probably doing something like this.
What you'll need to do is pass your web part properties to your usercontrol. You can do this by creating public properties in your usercontrol class (demonstrated in the link I give above).
Code sample from the article:
// Loads a user control
MyUserControl myUserControl = (MyUserControl)Page.LoadControl("~/_controltemplates/MyWebPart/MyUserControl.ascx");
myUserControl.Web = SPContext.Current.Web;
myUserControl.TextColor = this.TextColor;
If anyone is having idea how to customize properties in a smartpart. I have created usercontrol and i m wrappin it in a smartpart.I want to upload my xml from Document library.
private string feedXML;
[Browsable(true),
Personalizable(true) ]
public string FeedXML
{
get
{ return feedXML; }
set
{ feedXML = value; }
}
and I am using this like
//
feedXML="\customxml.xml";
XPathDocument doc = new XPathDocument(Server.MapPath(feedXML));
but this thing is not working . When I am clicking on modify shared webpart of sharepoint page is not rendering. Any clue where I m getting wrong.
You might want to verify the result of your server.mappath statement. It will be something like C:\Inetpub...
So your code is trying to retrieve a file from the filesystem that really lives in SharePoint because you have uploaded it to a Document Library.
If you want that file you'll have to retrieve it using the SharePoint object model, have a look at the GetFileAsString method.
I agree with Denni..
Seems like Smartpart is only making it more difficult? What advantages does it have?
I make my own webpart containers for ascx controls.. very little work and all the control you need. No problems with trust settings either.
Are you sure this is correct?
feedXML="\customxml.xml";
Perhaps, what you want is:
feedXML="\\customxml.xml"; //escape the back-slash.
or
feedXML="/customxml.xml"; // use the forward-slash.
Anyway, if you just want to wrap your user control inside a Web part, you don't need the SmartPart. You can write your custom Web part yourself quite easily.