is there an easy way to create a custom task form with asp.net/Visual Studio for Sharepoint 2010? I worked with WSS3 before, where you can easily add the form URL to the workflow.xml file but in Sharepoint 2010 it wants an URN in the elements.xml what really drives me crazy because I don't get it to work. Most of the tutorials about custom forms I found were about creating forms with InfoPath or Designer but I can't use both of these programs. Is there a way to create forms in SP 2010 with VS2010 similar to the way it works in WSS3?
Many thanks in advance for your help!
You might have more luck posting your question at https://sharepoint.stackexchange.com/. The stackexchange site dedicated to Sharepoint.
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I see lot of solution c# for Sharepoint but i have sharepoint online 2013 with microsoft server.
How can i install solution to my sharepoint online ?
For example: https://code.msdn.microsoft.com/Convert-from-HTML-to-PDF-09ce2a1d#content
Normally I use jquery for Sharepoint but i need convert Htlm to pdf and save this to Document Library.
For Information : I use visual studio to develop xamarin applcation and plumsail forms designer to develop sharepoint forms.
Can you help me ?
Thanks.
please explain what kind of Solution it is. You cant install a custom Solution with server side code in sharepoint Online.
You might use a Sharepoint Add in. If you need Server side code you can develop a provider hosted app instead.
Ok, so what you need is a Sharepoint Add In.
You are in the good road looking at some JavaScript solution. Keep looking for a suitable one.
I need to create ad Extension for Dynamic CRM 2015 Server where I need to create a custom Grid View in Dashboard. But online I don't find no examples...
Anyone have any tutorials or simple project good commented?
Thanks all.
If you're going to write a custom grid the first place I'd look is Sparkle Xrm.
Basically it's an open source project (or soon to be) that uses Script#, jQuery & KnockoutJS that should make it easier to develop what you're looking for.
I am new to Visual Studio addin development and want to create a small prototype of an addin for a course at the university. I already looked at a couple of tutorials and the VS SDK. Before I dig further into this topic, I want to ask if it is possible to develop what I want:
My goal (for the prototype is) to receive all annotations in the sources commentary annotations (i.e. TODO, HACK, FIXME, etc.) in my plugin and then to run some analytics.
So, is it (theoretically and using the existing API) possible to get a list of those commentary annotations? If yes, any link to a tutorial, blogpost or code sample would be very much appreciated!
Thank you!
You can use the SVsTaskList service to access standard VS annotations. See also the following EnumTaskItems sample.
I am trying to create a customized button in sharepoint designer 2007. What is the best way to do this? Using toolbox? or create a web part? And how to link the button I created to a piece of C# code. I am quite new to the sharepoint development. Hope any one can help me.
You can't easily add c# code through designer. You'll need to create a web part. If you must add c# code in-line on the page you'll need to modify the web.config to allow in-line code. This isn't really recommended though. The best approach would be to create a web part. Also depends on what you want to do - could be solved in another way - html & javascript/jQuery?
I wish to create a custom search webpart using visual studio 2010 using c#. The search must be able to search for all users, document libraries, list, etc in my sharepoint and display the results. How should I go about creating it. I searched various sites, and I am unable to find a good source for creating a custom web part that I can deploy onto my sharepoint 2010.
Please assist. thanks.
To develop a custom webpart for search, You can follow the post here :
http://extreme-sharepoint.com/2011/10/28/sharepoint-keywordquery/