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re: Hiding the New Toolbar Button in SharePoint with jQuery

tecrms — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 14:36:55 GMT

How would you hide the Settings button?

re: Hiding the New Toolbar Button in SharePoint with jQuery

FooBar — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 14:12:11 GMT

You are such a douchebag but suppressing comments. Only idiots do that.

The "solution" you are describing here is crap from top to bottom.

re: Hiding the New Toolbar Button in SharePoint with jQuery

fjf — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 23:51:37 GMT

simple, cool, useful

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re: Changing the Home tab in Mutipage Meeting Workspaces with jQuery

David Hamilton — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 17:23:52 GMT

Hmmm, well, it sort of worked, but not completely.

Nothing happened unless:

1. I used 3 CEWPs, Active, Inactive, and NinjaCode (above).

2. Only worked when I explicitly referenced our jQuery library.

3. Only worked when the Home tab was active; doesn't work at all when other tabs are selected.

David

re: Spreading some SharePoint Love to EditorPart

TweeZz — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 08:27:50 GMT

Hi,

Your post gave me a head start to what I wanted to achieve: Create a custom editor part that looks _exactly_ like the existing sharepoint editor parts: Appearance, Layout and Advanced.

The link you provided on the bottom helped em even further. That's Colin Gardners post.

He created his own class ("EditorPartPanel") which is responsible for mimicking the SP category editor parts. I started by taking over that code. I had some issues with it. I realized that I might try to dive into the sharepoint dll (using reflector) in search of the class where sharepoint creates those panels. And I found it :) The beast is called Microsoft.SharePoint.WebPartPages.TPPanel

Since Colin has his comments moderated, I thought it might be useful for others to make a post here.

So instead of creating your own "EditorPartPanel" class, you can (using reflection) create an instance of the internal sealed TPPanel class like this:

var spAssembly = Assembly.Load("Microsoft.SharePoint");

var bindingFlags = BindingFlags.Instance | BindingFlags.Public;

propertyPanel = (Panel)spAssembly.CreateInstance("Microsoft.SharePoint.WebPartPages.TPPanel", false,

bindingFlags, null,

new object[] { "My category title", panelContainingEditorControls, true}, null, null);

Controls.Add(propertyPanel); // Controls is the controls collection of your custom editor part.

You can now simply add any control you want to have in your "custom category editor part" to "panelContainingEditorControls" controls collection.

HTH,

TweeZz.

re: SharePoint Site Roundup #SPC09

DigiMortal — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 02:21:32 GMT

Gevalia (http://www.gevalia.com/) runs on MOSS2007 too.

re: SharePoint 2010 What’s New – Lookup Columns #SPC09

william rogers — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 23:27:14 GMT

Plug - cross-site, cross-site collection, cross-web app, cross-server farm lookups standard with CorasWorks Data Integration Toolset on sp2007 and sp2010

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