By jscott, on September 20th, 2011% This is one of those things that I’m amazed I haven’t run into before. Perhaps I did in the past and wrote it off to my own lack of understanding. It turns out that this is a known, if rarely mentioned, limitation not only for Data View Web Parts (… . . . → Read More: Displaying Multi-Select Column Values in CrossList DVWPs
By jscott, on September 12th, 2011% Editor's Note: On September 13, 2011 Microsoft will kick off its first ever Build event. To toast this, the MVP Award Program blog will run a special developer series for the next few weeks for our MVP Mondays. The following is the first of this … . . . → Read More: Using MVC as a REST Service that is Accessed by jQuery/JavaScript
By jscott, on September 8th, 2011% Yesterday one of my reader asked me one question that How can I set or get values from Jquery of server side element for example. So I decided to write blog post for this. This blog post is for all this people who are learning Jquery and don’t know h… . . . → Read More: Jquery and ASP.NET- Set and Get Value of Server control
By jscott, on August 18th, 2011% Do you have any lists in SharePoint where the forms seem to go on and on, marching down the page, seemingly ad infinitum? I’ve seen lists which have over a hundred, even over 300 columns. This is a horrible thing to do to your users for so many reaso… . . . → Read More: Taming Long SharePoint List Forms Using jQuery to Break Them into Sections
By jscott, on July 8th, 2011% As a follow up to my prior post Adding jQuery to a SharePoint Page: Step One, Always, here’s another step one, always, for when you are using jQuery+SPServices. Even if you have referenced the jQuery library correctly, you still may not be referenci… . . . → Read More: Adding jQuery+SPServices to a SharePoint Page: Step One, Always
By jscott, on June 20th, 2011% Several people have asked me what I showed Dan Antion last week which caused him to say “Marc began by showing us one of the most impressive web pages I have ever seen in SharePoint.” I’m not sure that it was actually all *that* impressive (I hav… . . . → Read More: “One of the most impressive web pages I have ever seen in SharePoint”
By jscott, on June 7th, 2011% This was a fun one to build. A client wanted to be able to see all of the related tasks for a workflow without having to do the two or more clicks it can take to get there using a standard SharePoint list view. By layering jQuery, SPServices, and j… . . . → Read More: Display All Related Tasks for a SharePoint Workflow Using jQuery, SPServices, and jQueryUI
By jscott, on May 3rd, 2011% No matter how many times I add jQuery to a page in SharePoint, this is absolutely *always* the first thing that I do: <script language="javascript" type="text/javascript" src="/Scripts/jquery-1.5.min.js"></script… . . . → Read More: Adding jQuery to a SharePoint Page: Step One, Always
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