Multiple Document Upload with jQuery

Here is the article with jQuery code from Marc for uploading multiple documents in SharePoint library and at the same time you can name, add description and check-in all together. Click here to see the article.

Thanks Marc :)

Preview Image on Link Mouse Hover

One of the very common requirement. And I found a very good article on EndUserSharePoint one of my favorite site for learning something new on SharePoint.

Click here to learn how implement a MouseHover on Link for Image Preview.

Session Timeout in SharePoint

Since long I have a question that how can I implement a session time out in SharePoint sites. But i never explore as there is no such requirement in any of my project till now.

Suddenly the requirement came and we have to suggest a way to do that with the minimal efforts. And after searching on google i found this and this..., though still we haven't implemented it :(

I am giving you the easiest way directly here to implement that, edit your master page and add the below script in javascript block.

function MySiteTimeOut()
{setTimeout("SessionTimeOut()", 300000);}

function SessionTimeOut()
{document.execCommand("ClearAuthenticationCache");}

This is the same function called when you click on Sign-out in SharePoint site.

Search As-You-Type

Today, at time of searching the net in my free time. I was looking at to improve some search feature in sharepoint like providing Search As-You-Type kind a functionality what Bing or Google is providing.
And you know what, Jan Tielens has already did this :).
Read more...

Setting View Column Width with JQuery

One of the very common requirement from the client is to setting up the column width for the Views.
I found very good article from Kjell-Sverre on this. Click here to view full article.

Email a List of People with OWS with JQuery

We had also done very similar but by creating the WebParts.
For sending the mail or resizing the text size is very basic requirements for any branding sites.
Paul has again provided a solution to that based on JQuery...

Print (Any) Web Part(s) Plugin

Print any WebParts from Paul again :)

Adding JavaScript Tabs to SharePoint

One of the most under-utilized web parts by designers inside SharePoint has to be the content editor web part. The reason why it's so powerful is because it allows us to embed any markup we want right in the page. We will utilize this web part as well as adding some markup with SharePoint Designer to add some functionality to our SharePoint site. Here is the way how you can add Tabs in the SharePoint using JQuery

Hide/Show Navigation Panel on SharePoint Site

I am very thankful to Paul Grenier for all his articles for using JQuery with SharePoint.

Lot many time User will ask you: I never use that, can’t you just hide it?
Using JQuery, you can reply: Others may need it. I’ll give you check boxes to turn it on and off.

Dynamic Loading of Content on Mouse Hover

Few lists on your page and a central Preview Pane, you can display a variety of content without clicking the mouse.
If you have SPD, you can make your own simple ASPX pages then link to them so you can load them dynamically in your pages. The possibilities are endless, have fun with this one!
Click “Read more” for setup instructions and the code sample…

Display Preview Pane for Calendar View

Many of our basic “tools” are missing from the Calendar View. The preview pane works great on other lists, so this little ditty gives you one for the Calendar too.

To make this work, place the Calendar in a large Web Part Zone–large enough to display the Calendar View, edit the view on the web part (it will default to a list). Place this code snipped in a Content Editor Web Part to the side, in the smaller zone.

Accordion-style left navigation menu for SharePoint Sites

If you can copy/paste, you can see it in action. Since I used Google’s API to load jQuery, you don’t even need to download the library file.
First, look at your left nav. If you changed it from the out-of-the-box setup, make sure you have “headers” and “submenus” that make sense. Click to get the more idea on this...

List the time range of an event in a Calendar

Any way to have MOSS list the time range of an event in a Calendar View of a list instead of just the start time? Need to create an after hours schedule that shows start and end times but don’t really want to buy Calendar Plus if I don’t have to.
This solution: Create a calculated column to display as ‘Month View Title’:

List View Web Parts with File Size

Do you like the ease of the OOB List View Web Parts but hate the way it displays file size? Yeah, me too. I’d like to see the file size in either KB or MB right next to the file and only for client application files (like .pdf, doc., and .xls). Click here to learn more

How to Resize the Web Part

I would love to have all iframes dynamically resize to fit their contents. The browser’s security restricts us to only dynamically resizing iframes from our own server’s domain.