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Re: how do I mailto?

Well, the simplest mailto is to actually use a link that points to something like mailto:webadmin@mycompany.net?subject=Web%20Feedback When they click on it, their default email client will launch (Outlook for most companies that use Sharepoint), with the To: and Subject: lines already filled out. As...

Posted to Customization and Design (Forum) by ros256 on 06-30-2008
How to insert a variable from the User Profile into a hidden form field.

Hello, I'm somewhat of an intermediate user of Sharepoint Designer 2007, and am using a shared webhosting provider. In each user profile, there is a list of other variables that can be completed. (ex. "Department," "Direct Supervisor," etc...) I'm trying to use the variable...

Posted to Customization and Design (Forum) by HAPPYMONKEY on 06-05-2008
Autopopulate Forms with emails sent to MOSS Doc center

I have a document center that we send emails to. They have the same information in each subject. For example, they have PO#12345 Item 12345 pasta sauce, linquine - damaged I have created columns for this doc center. so, i now have a nice form. how do i get that form to autopopulate either from this subject...

Posted to Customization and Design (Forum) by mbmpcpro on 05-16-2008
MOSS DIP

MOSS DIP, Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007, Document Information Panel, a product of InfoPath 2007 whereby you can develop a custom form, and say put in required fields of meta data (aka document properties) for a document library. Questions: 1. is there an easy way to link a default DIP across...

Posted to General (Forum) by RobinNor on 02-28-2008
InfoPath substitution

Can I create my own .net data entry froms and route them using Workflow Foundation within SharePoint as a substitute for InfoPath forms? I would like to avoid the cost of the enterprise version just for this functionality. Worst case I figure I can generate a word template and route that. Scott

Posted to Development (.NET) (Forum) by ArenaScott on 02-13-2008
Customize Absence & Vacation template

I have run into a snag using the Absence & Vacation request template from microsoft. I am attempting to customize the page for creating a new Absence list item. All the links to invoke this page point to /Lists/Absences/NewForm.aspx but when I open this page in SPD or VS2005, this is clearly not...

Posted to Development (.NET) (Forum) by ClayRatliff on 12-11-2007
How to Export the Search Results to Excel

Hi I would like to export the search results to excel.is it possible to access the XML that is thrown to the search core results webpart, XSLT for the transforamtion. Now using the XSLT am able to get the results in the tabular format. By using some javascript will i be able to export this information...

Posted to Development (.NET) (Forum) by RameshSubburaj on 11-05-2007
Re: Help on designing an approval workflow

Sounds like you've got a potential mess on your hands! Create a central library at the top of the site collection. Call it 'Forms Library'. Let everyone know where they can go and get all the forms for the organization. One of the fields in each form is the department. Use SharePoint Designer...

Posted to General (Forum) by Mark Miller on 10-10-2007
Hiding a form element on user action

I have two goals here that I am trying to accomplish using a custom form in SharePoint Designer. When a user selects a certain value from a drop down list: the required field below should either become hidden or read-only (using css) that same required field should no longer be required Please give me...

Posted to Development (.NET) (Forum) by fromonesource on 09-24-2007
Feedback Form

Hi Everyone! I am looking for a webpart which can be used as a feedback form. It is more like "Post your Comment" in most of the blogs, for any Public users to send their comment/opinion to the site owner (or whoever was assigned to get this- via email or somewhere in the Document Listing perhaps...

Posted to General (Forum) by aerwynah on 09-13-2007

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