sharepoint 2010 Quick Parts Word

How to pull SharePoint 2010 document properties into Word (Quick Parts)

We use Shared Document library for this example, Create 2 columns is DisplayName and Province link below image

 Creating new word document with any content then save to template

 Go back to Shared Document library setting >> Advanced settings

 Click to Yes

 Click on "Document" content type

 Click to Advanced settings

 Upload your template here

 Edit your template

 

Insert you content here then click to add Quick Parts

Choose Document property >> Display name

Doing the same with Province property

Save then close word

Click to OK

Go back Shared Documents >> New Document

Input some content then save

 Save to your location

Upload your document which it was created before

Here is document was uploaded with properties

Open document and you can see the document properties is mapped to ...

 Note: 

When you create the new properties and you want to map it to Quick Parts, do the same step "Edit your template" and map the new document properties to new Quick Parts then Save it. But remember that: you must create the new document to apply the new Quick Parts. If you edit the old document with new properties, you will not see the change.

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SharePoint 2010 Ratings

Open your list (Custom List, Lirary …) | Settings

Click to Ratinng settings

Choose yes

Done rating

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How to Validation Column In Sharepoint 2010

How to Validation Coumn in sharepoint 2010

Create new Custom List LeaveForm

Create a new column StartDate (Date and Time)

Create a new column EndDate (Date and Time)

Go to List Setting | Validation settings

Set Formula as follows

Error when StartDate > EndDate as follows:

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Part 1: Attach file to Web Part using module feature

Step 1: Open visual studio 2010 | New | Project | Empty Sharepoint Project , project name is: ApplyCssUseModuleFeartureSanbox

Step 2: Choose deploy sanbox solution

Step 3: Add new Item

Step 4: Choose Module, name is CallFileCssOrScript

Step 5: View UI below

Step 6: Rename Sample.txt file to Sample.css

Step 7: Copy  code  Url="_catalogs/masterpage" RootWebOnly="TRUE" List="116" and paste to here

Step 8: Delete Url  CallFileCssOrScript\ 

Step 9: Copy  Type="GhostableInLibrary" IgnoreIfAlreadyExists="TRUE" and paste to here

Step 10: Open file Sample.css and delete content

Step 11: Paste code below to content of file Sample.css

.tableRow

{

    background-color:Orange;

    color:Red;

}

Step 12: Add new Item | Web Part | name is ApplyCssUseModuleFeartureSanbox

Step 13: Write code  CreateChildControls

using System;

using System.ComponentModel;

using System.Web;

using System.Web.UI;

using System.Web.UI.WebControls;

using System.Web.UI.WebControls.WebParts;

using Microsoft.SharePoint;

using Microsoft.SharePoint.WebControls;

namespace ApplyCssUseModuleFeartureSanbox.ApplyCssUseModuleFeartureSanbox

{

    [ToolboxItemAttribute(false)]

    public class ApplyCssUseModuleFeartureSanbox : WebPart

    {

        protected override void CreateChildControls()

        {

            //Create new table object

            Table table = new Table();

            table.GridLines = GridLines.Both;

            //The first row

            TableRow tableRow = new TableRow();

            tableRow.CssClass = "tableRow";//Call css from module

            TableCell tableCell = new TableCell();

            tableCell.Text = "Your name";

            tableRow.Cells.Add(tableCell);

            tableCell = new TableCell();

            tableCell.Text = "Email";

            tableRow.Cells.Add(tableCell);

            tableCell = new TableCell();

            tableCell.Text = "Phone number";

            tableRow.Cells.Add(tableCell);

            table.Rows.Add(tableRow);

            //The second row

            tableRow = new TableRow();

            tableCell = new TableCell();

            tableCell.Text = "Do Quoc Hung";

            tableRow.Cells.Add(tableCell);

            tableCell = new TableCell();

            tableCell.Text = "quochung211187@gmail.com";

            tableRow.Cells.Add(tableCell);

            tableCell = new TableCell();

            tableCell.Text = "0909263861";

            tableRow.Cells.Add(tableCell);

            table.Rows.Add(tableRow);

            this.Controls.Add(table);

        }

    }

}

Step 14: before build, you test file: don’t appear file in Folder Debug ?

Step 15: Build Project

Step 16: After Build, you see appear 2 file below

Step 17: Then Package Project

Step 18: Appear Error because path with length more 248 character (if error)

Step 19: Right click project | Properties | Edit Assembly name and Default namespace

Step 20: Edit to ApplyCss for Assembly name and Default namespace

Step 21: Rebuild project

Step 22: Delete two old file below (if true)

Step 23: Package project

Step 24: Result, file .wsp created

Step 25: Open Site | Site Action | Site Setting 

Step 26: Click Solution link

Step 27: Click Icon Upload Solution

Step 28: Choose file .wsp in your  folder bin\debug

Step 29: Click Ok | click Icon Active

Step 30: Add Web Part – Click Site Action | Edit Page

Step 31: Click Tab Insert | choose Web Part

Step 32: in Categories Web Part | Choose Category  Custom | Choose your file .WSP and click Add

Step 33: Click tab Page | Click Icon Stop Editing

Step 34: Result below but css don’t Apply

Step 35: you can test file Sample.css when you register in Element.xml of Module below and result you see file is exist

Step 36: Reason css don’t apply because css do not register, you paste code below to your Web Part

      //Register to file css

      Literal literalCss = new Literal();

      this.Controls.Add(literalCss);

      literalCss.Text = "<link rel='stylesheet' type='text/css' href='/_catalogs/masterpage/Sample.css'/>";

Step 37: Rebuild project and build project and package project again, then Deactive WSP | choose you .wsp file and click icon Deactive

Step 38: Poupup appear, you click Deactive Icon

Step 39: Result below, Css is apply to table…

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