Archive for March, 2009

Inserting JavaScript into XSLT

When inserting JavaScript code into XSLT dataForm webpart it can sometimes get tricky. Sometimes SharePoint designer messes up our code or we have huge trouble with & signs,… the best way to insert the JavaScript code block into XSLT data view is to enclose it with xsl:text and cdata. Below is the sample: ]]> Technorati […]

Thursday, March 12th, 2009 at 15:28 | 3 comments
Categories: JavaScript, MOSS, SharePoint, XSLT
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Filtering by Current user CAML query

If you need custom CAML (for example in Content Query WebPart QueryOverride) and you need items filtered by Current User – the one that is currently logged in, you can setup the following filter (the example below references the field “Assigned To”:   In the example above what I did was change the value type […]

Monday, March 2nd, 2009 at 11:03 | 3 comments
Categories: JavaScript, MOSS, SharePoint
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