I don't know if I can edit a sharepoint list using Forms Services. Is it possible design Infopath Forms working with Sharepoint lists
In SharePoint 2010 (you did not mentioned the version) that is easy as cake, just hit Customize Form in the List Form and you're inside InfoPath with a editable version of the list.
In 2007 its more complicated, see this msdn article
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In SharePoint online, we can customize the forms and implement functionality using PowerApps, SPFX , a part from these 2 options do we have any other option with which we can customize the forms and functionality.
The short answer is NO.
And Power Apps is the most recommended way to easily customize the form for a SharePoint list or SharePoint document library, also, will fully replace InfoPath.
We are migrating old SharePoint 2010 On Premise code to SharePoint Online.
Part of the SharePoint 2010 on premise code has custom list forms developed with visual Studio.
Thought of using JSLink for custom forms while migrating the code to SharePoint Online but it seems that JSLink is only supported in classic experience and not in modern new experience.
Is there any way we can develop custom list forms on SharePoint Online with modern new experience? Is it possible with SharePoint Framework?
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Tried by adding forms to list instances on SharePoint Hosted Add In but it targets the AppWeb lists and not the lists on HostWeb.
Well you can use react in modern web part to build any custom form. We can reuse components.
Another option is to use Power Apps similar to info path to design and add validation on list form.
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Another option is to use Content Editor webpart and add bootstrap html forms.
I hope it may help u.
Coding in Classic View is the only solution to your query. Once you are done coding in classic, you can switch/migrate to Modern View Experience.
In this way, your form will be visible and lists will also be consumed.
Nope!.. Modern sites are totally different development model So JSLink is not possible but you can use SharePoint framework extension to achieve the customization for the list.
Please follow the link below
JSLink to SPFX extensions
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We are using SharePoint online (Office 365), we have requirements to build custom forms as the standard new item forms on lists are not very responsive and we require forms to be placed into publishing pages.
I've been looking at the JSOM but it seems like a lot of effort to create a form, and I imagine making the standard SharePoint controls work in custom forms would be difficult (people picker, checkboxes etc).
Is there any guidance on creating custom forms in SharePoint - using JSOM? Or is there a better approach? P.S not allowed to buy Nintex forms!
It`s possible in sharepoint 2010, will set up a list of custom data source and then adapt new input forms from visual web parts which will replace the existing add, edit and delete forms?
if it is possible, then how?
Here is an article on MSDN that describes how to use InfoPath to customise the Display, Edit and New forms for external list data (business connectivity services).
Just like in SharePoint 2007 you can change the association of the New, Edit and Display forms using SharePoint Designer in SharePoint 2010. You can create new ASPX pages, or use InfoPath forms as per the above. These ASPX pages can contain the functionality you want directly, or host visual web parts with the right permissions.
Here is an article that describes how to change the associated forms for a list with SharePoint Designer. I would recommend creating new pages and associating the list to those rather than trying to update the existing pages. This avoids any problems if the out of the box files are updated by a service pack / hotfix etc, and also allows you to revert to the out of the box forms if needed.
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Absolutely.
It's called creating custom list form. See here for instructions.