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1. created a list in Sharepoint 2007 that has a Yes/No field, which I wish to set with a checkbox.
2. In Sharepoint Designer 2007, I created an .aspx file in my List/Item folder to replace the NewForm.aspx.
3. I inserted a Custom List Form, Sharepoint control.
All the fields are displayed, in both Designer and Sharepoint, except the Yes/No field.
Any clues?
Thanks.
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This is repeatedly asked many times, however i couldn't find appropriate solution for my problem.
I want to create an Entry Form which will consists of following elements:
Text boxes, drop down fields (auto populated) , check boxes , radio buttons
After my research
i found that i need to create user control, or script file for above form and access it via Macro.
I don't want to use User control as my first preference is to controller-View-Model (i.e. cshtml)
I want to follow MVC approach to create above form. So
1) Do i need to create a seperate project for Add/Edit/Delete/Search Data Entry form?
2) OR i need to create cshtml file for the same(not so clear about this approach)
I'm looking this data entry form with easier for customization and i could use it in other applications as well.
From Umbraco 4.10 up to 6.0.x you can use MVC in Umbraco so there's no need to use an usercontrol. You probably want to use a SurfaceController where you can add any Action you want. The rest is standard MVC (Razor views to build your textboxes, drop downs, ...).
Check out the Umbraco MVC documentation where they explain how to use MVC in an Umbraco project.
I am using infopath 2010 to work on a pre-existing 2007 form (published to MOSS 2007). It appears that I can add new fields of any type apart from type whole number (integer) and these fields will promote correctly into the existing infopath site content type (uploading as an administator approved template). Any newly created field of type whole number (integer) however fails to appear in the Content Type or Site Column list. Is this a bug in infopath 2010 I am wondering ? I have a workaround to use fields of type double but this seems to be a poor cop out approach.
P.S I am using infopath 2010 because this form is very large and complicated and 2010 has lots of features that aid in designing the form.
P.P.S The test fields I am adding are brand new and the infopath content type is no longer sub-classed or referenced by any document lists (i.e I have tried all the usual deleting the content type approaches)
Problem was that the form had some corrupt internal field mappings (this is not very apparent until you start hitting these sorts of issues)... some fields containing missing columnids (see article http://blogs.msdn.com/b/deviations/archive/2010/06/30/help-infopath-forms-and-moss-2007-get-along.aspx). Solution was to delete all of these mappings in the (manifest.xsf) and re-publish the form to a site content type (update existing site content type) which still contained the correct site column guids (promoting each field with 'this content type').
In a list i have a status columns. In edit form, on change of status to not approved i want to show the comment text box. I want to do using designer or javascript. Pl Help.
Kindly use A custom aspx page with HTML controls and use the javascript API from following link to update to the sharepoint
Office Live JavaScript API
I am using SharePoint Server 2007 Enterprise with Windows Server 2008 Enterprise, and I am using publishing portal template. I am using SharePoint Designer 2007 to design pages. When I open the default.aspx under Pages sub-folder of a site, there are two options -- Edit in Browser and Edit Page Layout. I want to know what are the differences between Edit in Browser and Edit Page Layout -- especially what is the function of Edit Page Layout, because when I select Edit Page Layout, WelcomeSplash.aspx opens in SharePoint Designer, other than default.aspx itself (very confused).
thanks in advance,
George
The page layout is default.aspx's backing "template". It holds the actual controls. Edit page layouts to move around controls etc. You can also create your own and bind them to content types.
Edit in browser basically means you edit the values of say the title control, or the content of a richtext fieldcontrol. This is usually done through sharepoint's front end web UI. You can also change a page's assigned pagelayout to a different one, i.e. have default.aspx use ArticlePage.aspx as pagelayout instead of WelcomeSplash.aspx. THis is done in the publishing console in the web ui as well.
We recently upgraded an intranet site created in SharePoint 2003 to SharePoint 2007. After we did that multiple InfoPath Forms began to fail when either open or submitted. It is unsure if these forms were create in infopath 2003 or 2007 however after recreating one of them, I still get this error when trying to submit. The submit option uses a data connection that emails me for now (testing).
InfoPath cannot submit the error occurred while the form was being submitted-To use this feature Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 must be set as the default e-mail program
Any ideas? And yes, i do have Outlook 2007 on my laptop and it is set to default. This error is received when previewing and when opening from the SharePoint document library.
I found that because the InfoPath form was created in 2003, you can't even copy and paste text boxes from it to a new 2007 form. When i recreated the form from scratch, it worked correctly. Assuming the original was corrupted somehow in the SharePoint upgrade.