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One question, we want to specify which tab to be selected. How can one go about doing that?

Thanks

May I know why?

Thank you..I needed a mini-calndar for the sharepoint site.

Five stars!!!!!

Did you get my email about combining a HTML code with a formula?

Thanks so much again!!!

I am wondering if I could set the row colour based on two datafields…?

For eg:

I have two columns “Status” and “Priority”. Now these are the challenges I have -

1) I want to set the row colour RED if the Priority is HIGH
2) I want to set the row colour GREEN if the Status is CLOSED
3) I want to set the row colour YELLOW if the Status is ONGOING and Priority is (not equal to) HIGH

Is this doable?

Please advise.

Many thanks,
Sujit.

I have multiple areas on my page and would like each ‘area’ to have its’ own menu and ‘area’ specific content…

I’m new to sharepoint and don’t know exactly what to do to customize the code you provided.

The EasyTabs webpart is very important to us. However, I was wondering if there was a way to implement nested tabs (having more tabs appear below after click on of the main tabs) by simply tweaking some of the Easy Tabs code.

Does anybody know how to do this?

Thanks in advance,
Phoeni

I also implemented the tabs too, that was too easy

Thanks again.

Chris

This post may help – it shows how to setup Views with filters to show items for the current/previous calendar month, current calendar week etc.

http://blog.pentalogic.net/2009/11/howto-filter-items-current-calendar-month-view-sharepoint/

another great thing would then be, to hide the calculated column(s) in the DispForm.aspx…. Is there any possibility??

At the moment there’s the HTML-code, I could set the CEWP there to have the color coded, but better would be not to have it there…

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Feedback:

1. I too would love to be able to display a caption/comment/description along with the pictures.

2. Sometimes the randomness seems to be stuck in a small subset of the pictures within the library. It will show the same group of 5 or 6 pictures several times before moving on to another batch. I don’t want to show the pictures sequentially because people may only stay on the home page long enough to see a few of them.

Is there a way to start on a random picture, but then continue sequentially from that point forward? This way the content would always seem fresh and dynamic and there would be no picture repeats until the list is exhausted.

If these things are do-able that would be fantastic…but if not, Christophe, you still develop great stuff. Keep up the great work!!

Default language pack
=IF([Availability Status]=”Available”, “Yes”, “No”)

I replaced the ‘ , ‘ with ‘ ; ‘
=IF([Availability Status]=”Available”; “Yes”; “No”)

It works! Finally!

Thanks for your time Christophe

- replace it with:
var splitdiv = document.createElement(“div”);
var index = Math.floor(TabsTD.childNodes.length*0.5);
TabsTD.insertBefore(splitdiv,TabsTD.childNodes[index]);
activateTab(ActiveTab);

…is [index] intended as literal syntax or as a parameter?
If intended as a parameter, where would I obtain the value to substitute?

Before the change, the tabs display as a single row, no problem.
After the change, however, using [index] as literal syntax, the tabs are no longer visible.

I am very eager to get this split to work, and look forward to your reply.
Thank you very much
Robin

it has been a while and I see you’re getting around. Miss the posts here. I recently saw an update to the boxed views and I remembered that when I implemented this script it did not work. When I looked closely at the page elements I realized I needed some additional code. So I added this to your code and it works great:
boxedview = boxedview.replace(/ /gi,” ”);

something with the cell tags not having a width caused this script to fail. once I added this no issues. feel free to use it if you like.

From instruction above, I created a column name “color” where I set my condition and getting the required cell color, and a blank picture “blank.gif” in picture library. However, still failed to get the color out. I’m not sure where went wrong?

Btw is it a must to have “blank.gif” as for my example is pretty simple. I have only 2 conditions, “Yes/No”. If Yes, the whole row will be highlighted.

Thanks in advance for your advise
Demi

Thanks for your great tutorials! Is there a way for when hovering over a normal sized calendar to have the details (i.e. columns) of the appointment show? it’s for use of a training schedule calendar which only shows names by default. Thanks in advance

Also I want to expand the navigation to at least 4 levels – can this be done easily? If so, is there anything to watch out for.

I am trying to wrap the scrollable script (very small foot print) onto your existing java… I want the slide to left/right to happen on click of the tab name. Since the tabs are created by the webparts that are on the screen I thought this would be an awesome addition.

I had it working for like a hot minute then something stopped working or I forgot to save the script changes. CTRL-z is the death of me.

Hopefully that explains what I am trying to accomplish. You can see on the demo page of the scrollable the left to right of tabs.

I am so close to finishing this… I will post my findings eventually!