Hello,

I've just released a new version of the basket system. The new release includes an approval system allowing moderators to validate user comments. On top of this, the page rating webpart has been strongly enriched with various new functionalities, a better look & feel and an easy possibility to customize its look & feel by providing corporate branded CSS.

You can download it on CodePlex at the following address :

http://sptoolbasket.codeplex.com/

Hi,

I've just created a new release of the SharePoint Tool Basket solution. Here is a summary of the concept :

The basket solution contains a single solution package including :

- A content rating solution (document rating, list rating, blog rating, discussion board rating, search results rating, rating policy applicable on Page, Wiki, Knowledge base libraries, rating page layout, page rating, moderator module, collect rating workflow, rating team site definition, many reports, stsadm extensions...)

Hi,

In this chopstick video, I'm showing how to hide some menu items from the Actions menu. This feature can be particularly interesting to disable the datasheet mode of one or more lists and is a good alternative to some tedious Javascript techniques that make the datasheet view link disappearing while not preventing it totally in case users type the URL directly in the browser.

The solution is part of the SharePoint Tool Basket one. It can be downloaded as a whole (the entire basket solution) or individually (last links) at the following location :

Hi,

I made a ChopStick Video on SharePoint :

This example shows how to perform a specific action in the rendering of a custom field type in raw view (displaypattern) according to a specific content type. To illustrate the purpose, it mimics the behavior of a custom action of type (ECB Menu=>Registration Type : =>RegistrationId : ). The video shows the important
tips to make sure this will always work.

Hi,

I made a ChopStick Video on SharePoint and jQuery. Two examples are described :

1) The first example is a custom field type that you can add to any document library and that returns the main properties of any document by clicking on it in a fast and user-friendly way. Thanks to the jQuery code embedded in the CAML of the custom field type, the properties are returned via an AJAX query that calls lists.asmx to get the properties.

This example is the main topic of the video and is rebuilt from scratch.

Hi,

If you're interested by this topic, I just published a new article on Developpez.com, here it is http://stephaneey.developpez.com/tutoriel/sharepoint/spwcfrest/