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Requirement
Cascading drop-down menus in a document library. SharePoint 2010 does not support this by default but you can work around this by using JQuery.
Solution
I used the following solution. However, one of the problems I encountered was that datasheet view does not present the values properly. If you try to edit the metadata [...]
Requirement
We have a content query webpart that displays information from a list on a subsite. When a user clicks on a link on the webpart, we want the link to open in a Modal dialog.
Solution
Open SharePoint Designer 2010 Go to All Files -> Style Library -> XSL Style Sheets -> ItemStyle.xsl -> [...]
Requirement
Building on my previous post about opening a link in a SP dialog window (similar to lightbox), we decided to make it so that clicking on the link under the quick launch or top navigational bar would open the page immediately in a SP dialog box. This is not possible out of the box, [...]
Opening any webpage in a dialog window (tested with SharePoint 2010).
http://pacsharepoint.com/2010/07/open-list-item-modal-dialog-lightbox.html
Note: I had to add the script using SharePoint Designer 2010 as the web editor kept removing the javascript whenever I clicked on save.
Opening an image with a Lightbox effect.
http://johnliu.net/blog/2011/5/9/sharepoint-2010-simple-lightbox-effect-for-large-images.html
Note: I had to modify John’s script [...]
Requirement
Intranet site branding requires that the v4.master masterpage be customised with a dynamically expanding banner that changes its resolution depending on the resolution of the user’s browser.
Solution
We created a simple javascript that is copied just below the
<script type=”text/javascript”> var _fV4UI = true; </script>
section of the master page. Note that this [...]
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