I created a custom field type that inherits from SPFieldNumber. Then I created a column of this type in a list and created a Gantt View.
The problem is that the column doesn't show in the Gantt view's left pane.
Any help on this issue would be much appreciated.
Thanks!
In SharePoint 2010 fields UI is rendered using XSL Transformation, so to get you field rendered in List View you need to write a Custom XSL for your Field you developed.
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Inline editable grid is only working with default crm forms in crm 2013.The fields are editable.But if I create a custom view in subgrid it is not editable.
even the custom view in custom form is also not editable in the default form neither the default view is editable in custom form.Can anyone give solution?How to add a grid with editable fields in CRM forms
Inline Editable Grids in CRM 2013 are limited in their scope to specific views set up for this. You can't add new views that do this or do it on custom entities. Other people have already asked about this:
https://social.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/10b1898b-32dd-44a9-bb65-34ac190f344e/inline-editing-of-subgrid-in-opportunity-in-crm-2013?forum=crmdevelopment
If this doesn't cut it for you, look into 3rd party alternatives, there are plenty out there. AbleBridge is probably the most visible solution (although I haven't tried their Inline grid solutions).
http://www.ablebridge.com/add-on-solutions/editable-crm-grid/
I was wondering if there's a way to hide fields on the edit form on one view but have them display on another?
Right now I am using:
<FieldRef ID="{EF8477CA-D07E-4368-9359-5A33A9E0222C}" Name="Requester" ShowInNewForm="FALSE" ShowInEditForm="FALSE"/>
this in my contentType, but I'm pretty sure this will hide it throughout the whole site, is there a way to hide it just at specific points so it's still visible on some edit pages but not on others?
Thanks
I would recommend not hiding the Field in the Edit form, but define a custom form in your List Definition and hiding it from that one.
In the list definition scheema add this in your forms element:
<Form Type="EditForm"
Url="CustomNewForm.aspx"
SetupPath="pages\form.aspx"
WebPartZoneID="Main" />
After deploying the list, open the form generated and simply hide the containing the field using css display:none;
Finally, use the custom form where ever you need it.
This can help: Showing or hiding form fields based on membership in a SharePoint group
Hey there I'm trying to use a list (Loans) within my ObjectDataSource (objectDataSource1) object on a report, as the DataSource for my Telerik chart on the same report. The majority of the tutorials I have looked at all show the report querying their database with a SQL string. I feel I'm over looking something silly. I've also posted on Telerik and haven't got a response quite yet.
What I want to do is something like this:
chart1.DataSource = objectDataSource1.Loans;
Or to be able to just set it at run time, as I'm doing with the other reporting tools on the report:
[=Fields.CurrentModel.Loans]
Is it possible to use a list within an ObjectDataSource as the DataSource for my Chart? Hopefully this is clear. Thanks a ton in advance!
So after looking a bit deeper into it, I found this post on telerik's forums:
http://www.telerik.com/community/forums/reporting/telerik-reporting/build-chart-with-object-data-source.aspx
The charts themselves have "Bindings" where you can set up an expression where you can set the chart's DataSource property to a list on your Object Data source.
Going to the chart's Properties column and click the ellipse button under Bindings:
And from there just set the Property Path and the Expression and you're golden
Is it possible to hide a field in a SQL 2008 Report, based on the value of a parameter? I'm leaning towards a custom application and if push comes to shove I'll have do manually code each piece, but I would like to leverage SSRS as much as possible. I've included a screen shot of the report before it is populated. The area in red is what I would like to hide say, =iif(X=1,true,false)
Set up the Expression In Text box Property >> Visibility >> Show or Hide on axpression.
=iif(X=1,true,false)
Hope this help..
Look for the screen shot and more detail click here
using SSRS manager, Parameter field cannot hide programtically. but you can create asp.net webform with SSRS report. MSDN link
i want to know is it possible to bind my all crystal reports to a single reportviewer, somewhat in tabbed view or treevie. If tabbed then visible through navigation button.
If yes then how?
any help would be highly appreciated.
Amit Ranjan
Having reviewed the micrososft documentation, it seems you can not bind multiple reports to a viewer. As suggested here:
"Displaying a report using the CrystalReportViewer control
The CrystalReportViewer control displays only one report at a time. Which report is displayed by the control is determined by which report you bind to your code. To tell the control which report to display, you bind the ReportSource property of the control to a particular report. At runtime, the control loads the report that is bound to the ReportSource property and displays it. "
The diocumentation goes on to say you can only bind a report type to the report source.
So, basically you need to build the multi view yourself. In my mind this can be done in two ways.
Create a report viewer for each
report (maybe using a tab control)
Create a single viewer and display
different reports based on what the user
selects in your application. i.e.
I have done something simular in the past, but rather than using the report viewer, i used crystal to export the report to pdf and displayed those to the user.
I hope this is clearer. :-)
Could you not hold your reports in a hierarchical structure in memory , which relates to a visible tree view and displayed the relevant report one at a time as the users selects various nodes..
If you can't pass a colection of reports to your viewer. I would hold a list of reports in a Dictionary or some other kind of list , which has a report and an identifier for that report.
Then display a tree view which represents the reports structure you have, with each node holding the id of the report it represents, when the user selects the a TreeView node, you can look up you report from the dictionary and load it into the report viewer.
I hope that makes sense...