Under Fields, Right Click on the field and choose Field Properties.
Under the Default Value section click the “fx” button beside the blank field.
To force the field to be upper case put in this formula:
translate(., “abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz”, “ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ”)
To force the field to be lower case put in this formula:
translate(., “ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ”, “abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz”)
Separate the fields with “;#” and no spaces.
Example: [field1];#[field2]
In InfoPath add a hyperlink (under the INSERT tab)
Under link to click Data Source.
Click the data source icon
– Click Show advanced view at the bottom
– Click the “+” next to dataFields
– Click the “+” next to my:SharePointListItem_RW
– Click the “+” next to Attachments
– Click on :attachmentURL
Click OK
Beside Display choose whatever text you would like it to display.
Click OK
You will need to first go to the top level site in the Site Collection.
You will notice in site settings under look and feel, Quick Launch is not changed to Navigation and you can add an audience to any web part.
Add a Content Editor web part and add the following code to it:
<input type=”button” value=” Print this page ” onclick=”window.print();return false;” />
I often create a list solution before I have a site or site collection created to put it in. Here is a way to get that list to another site or site collection.
Export the list
This allows you to create a list based on the list you exported inside your current site collection.
Export list to another site collection
You should now have a .stp file. Now go to the site collection you want to copy the list to.
When you go create a new list, you will see the template you uploaded as one of the options.
We are the tech geeks of Elon University and for over 10 years we have been solving Elon’s technology problems 1 solution at a time. We figured, that for the greater good we should share some of these higher education based solutions so that others that run into these same issues can see how we did it! Right now we will be starting off with some of the solutions and tips and tricks that we have amassed for Sharepoint, WordPress, and general web based tips and tricks. Please note that many of these solutions will deal with code and other non basic information.
This little snippet is something that you can tack on to the end of any URL in SharePoint to get the quick launch side bar to disappear and there are two versions of it. One to keep the scroll bars, and one that doesn’t.
Putting IsDlg=1 onto the end of a form url makes the quick launch bar disappear as well as the scroll bar on the right
Putting IsDlg=2 onto the end of a form url just makes the quick launch bar disappear
Example:
https://sharepoint.edu/yoursite/Lists/yourlist/Item/newifs.aspx?IsDlg=2