I am trying to import list using the "save list as template" but not able to.
I am able to upload the SharePoint 2013 list template in SharePoint 2010 List template gallery, but when I try to create a list with it, SharePoint is not allowing me to do so and throws correlation Id error.
Is backward compatibility not provided for SharePoint 2010?
Thanks in advance
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In SharePoint Designer 2010 and InfoPath 2010, I am trying to automatically populate the field "Reassign Task To" field when a user clicks the "Reassign Task" button (this is within the Approval Process Workflow). I have tried to do this by editing the workflow from within SharePoint Designer 2010 and I have tried to do it from InfoPath 2010, but from both places I can't seem to do it. I can auto populate other person/group pickers but not that one. Does anyone know how to do this?
I've developed this webpart on sharepoint 2010 that displays some query results in a simple grid, the customer want to extend this to a sharepoint list to leverage the sharepoint list functionality.
is there a simple straightforward approach to show the results in a list inside a webpart?
Many thanks
You can use ListViewByQuery control within your webpart.
I have created a custom ribbon button using SharePoint designer 2010 for a library in a site and have associated a workflow to it.
How to extend this functionality to all the sites in a site collection?
If I create the custom ribbon button in the top most site of a site collection, can I have the functionality to be extended to all the sub-sites in that collection?
I am using SharePoint designer 2010 for the development, so is there a solution using SPD? I think using visual studio one can create a sandbox solution and apply that solution across all the sub-sites.
Are there any other tools to achieve this functionality?
I have developed a portal using SharePoint 2010 (Standard Edition). I want to develop a Master-Detail "Requisition" form using Visual Studio 2010. I don't want users to access the List and click on "Add New" to access the form. I want to create a link on portal's homepage like "Requisition Form" when user will click on the link it should open the form right there.
Should I create a Visual WebPart ..then create new page and embed the webpart there? or should I develop WebPart Page..I've never done webpart page so what's the better approach? and to Edit the page do I need to create another Visual part with Gridview control and fill currently logged in user's Requisitions including Item ID and pass it on to MyCustomRequisitionEditForm.aspx ?
Please advise.
Why don't you customize standard new form of the list with Sharepoint Designer or InfoPath? You can create a link to this form on the homepage of your portal.
Is it possible to receive Alerts in Sharepoint 2010 when users add Tags or Notes in a Sharepoint Library?
Out of the box you will receive a notification in your newsfeed if the person is a colleague or if they used a tag that you have added as an interest.