I have a picture library. The versioning is turned on. My problem is that there is no option to check in all the checked out pictures in one step. The ribbon is completey missing from this library. How can I do this?
Thanks in advance.
Picture Library in Sharepoint 2010 does not have the Ribbon GUI implemented in it, may be due to Microsoft has to deliver the product at time.
Picture library uses the same functionality as Sharepoint 2007.
You cant find ribbons in Picture library in Sharepoint 2010.
I hope i understand your question right
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I am creating an Office 365 plugin for Excel using Angular. I use Office-JS library to interact with Excel. My plugin appears in the Excel task-pane.
I want to know that my add-in is open/close in task-pane via code, I want to know as I need to solve some issue related to this in my add-in.
Unfortunately our API doesn't provide the event for Taskpane open/close. which is a known feature gap.
So would you please provide us feedback via https://officespdev.uservoice.com/forums/224641-feature-requests-and-feedback?category_id=163563 and upvote for this feature. Thanks for your support.
i am working in sharepoint 2007. i want to open the newlistform.aspx using modal popup. before that i worked the samething in sharepoint 2010. sp2010 having sp.ui.dialog.js file, but moss2007 dont have this file, is it possible to access, if yes please help me to resolve this.
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Rasu.U
No, the dialog framework was first introduced in SharePoint 2010. If you want something similar you will have to code it yourselft using fancyBox or something like it.
I'm looking for information on writing an add-in for SharePoint Designer 2010. If you go to File->options there is a possibility to add COM add-in's, I would like to write one, preferably using C#.
Any pointers to documentation/examples?
What SharePoint specific classes are accessible?
http://vsto.codeplex.com/releases/view/17375 -- This might be helpful to you.
http://www.deque.com/products/deque-labs/sharepoint-designer-2010-add-in --This is the way you can install any adding.
There's some information that may be useful on this forum: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en/sharepoint2010customization/thread/be3c20bf-f842-46ae-8cf1-a2dd81a6c4dc
I haven't tried it myself though.
I want to show graphs on sharepoint site .how to do this ?
Check out the ChartPart onb Codeplex.com.
Check out my answer to this question: SO Question, it describes the MS Carthing COntrols You need .NET 3.5 SP1 though.
Depending on whether the origin of the chart is excel, but if you have excel services which is part of the Enterpise edition of MOSS 2007, you can upload the excel document to a library and then use one of the excel webparts to show the worksheet which contains the graph. You will benefit from people being able to update the excel document within sharepoint and the chart being updated automatically
try using http://www.dundas.com/Components/Products/Chart/SharePoint/index.aspx - They are amazing and give great results.
You can also download a trial version!
HTH
You can try VfS. Watch this video tutorial "Create Chart in SharePoint Site in few clicks".
Visifire offers nice easy Chart WebPart Designer for SharePoint 2007 and 2010.
I'm experimenting with creating an add-in for Infopath 2007. The documentation is very skimpy. What I'm trying to determine is what kind of actions an add-in can take while designing a form. Most of the discussion and samples are for when the user is filling out the form. Can I, for example, add a new field to the form in the designer? Add a new item to the schema? Move a form field on the design surface? It doesn't appear so, but I can't find anything definitive.
There is no Object Model for the InfoPath designer.
I believe the closest that you can get is the exposed API for the Visual Studio hosting that InfoPath supports; but I don't believe that this will give you the programatic control of the designer that you'd like.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa813327.aspx#office2007infopathVSTO_InfoPathDesignerAPIIntegratingInfoPath2007VisualStudio
Sorry Kevin.
Unfortunatly Bryan is probably right.
And I have tried to make a VS plugin for use with InfoPath development. It is very restrictive and hard to use. Not very effective for quick scripting work.
I have found AutoHotKey to be the best ad hoc scripting tool for use with InfoPath. It doesn't integrate directly with InfoPath, but I have found key+mouse automation to accomplish most of what I have needed.