SharePoint 2010

1. SharePoint 2010 Session - 4 By: Usman Zafar Malik [MCTS: MOSS 2007], [MSCBSS: CRM 3.0 / 4.0], MCP

2. SharePoint 2010 Development

3. SharePoint 2010 Development • Content Types • Site Columns • List and Libraries • List Definitions • Event Receiver on Features • Event Receiver on Lists • List Instances • Page Layouts

4. SharePoint 2010 Site Columns

5. Site Columns What are site columns? • A column represents an attribute, or piece of metadata, that the user wants to manage for the items in the list or content type to which they added the column. Possible scopes • When you create a site column on a site, that site column also becomes available to any child sites, and thereby, the lists on those sites.

6. Site Columns <Field ID="{9A77BCEB-5230-48f2-93ED-D87DAAEC6998}" Name=“SC1" StaticName=“SC1" SourceID="http://schemas.microsoft.com/sharepoint/v4" Group=“Group Site Columns" DisplayName=“SC 1" Type="Text" Required="FALSE" Sealed="FALSE"> </Field>

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17. SharePoint 2010 Content Types

18. Content Types What is content type? • A content type is simply a way to define a particular set of information. Possible scopes • Farm: No • Web Application: No • Site Collection: Yes • Web Site: Yes

19. Built in Content Types

20. Content Types • Two valid ways to construct a content type ID • Parent content type ID + two hexadecimal values (the two hexadecimal values cannot be "00") • Parent content type ID + "00" + hexadecimal GUID

21. Content Types

22. Content Types <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <Elements xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/sharepoint/"> <!-- Parent ContentType: Item (0x01) --> <ContentType ID="0x010058be2d7367e54e128230e227d79d6112" Name="DummySharePointProject - DummyContentType1" Group="Custom Content Types" Description="My Content Type" Inherits="TRUE" Version="0"> <FieldRefs> <FieldRef ID="{9A77BCEB-5230-48f2-93ED-D87DAAEC6998}" Name="SC1" /> <FieldRef ID="{6AAD913B-D930-49b5-8BCD-99FAB8857257}" Name="ExpiresOn" /> <FieldRef ID="{D38E97DA-CD82-4a77-9086-3B97A6D61A92}" Name="Activated" /> </FieldRefs> </ContentType> </Elements>

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31. SharePoint 2010 List Definitions

32. List Definitions What is List Definition? • List Definition as a Blueprint or template of a list using which you can create instances of list

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36. SharePoint 2010 List Instance

37. List Instance What is List Instance? • An instance or object of List created from the List Definition. Possible scopes • Farm: No • Web Application: No • Site Collection: Yes • Web Site: Yes

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41. SharePoint 2010 Event Receiver on Features

42. Event Receivers What are Event Receivers? • In Simple words, Event Handlers. Perform an operation when an event occurred.

43. Event Receivers Types of Event Receivers List Events - Adding/eda new list field. - Updating/eda field. List Item Events - Adding/eda new list item or document. - Document checking/ed in or out. - Adding/edan attachment. - Deleting/edan item or document.

44. Event Receivers Types of Event Receivers List Email Events - A list received an email.Web Events - Deleting/eda site collection or site.- Creating/eda new site collection or sub site.Feature Events - Feature activating/ed or deactivating/ed.List Workflow Events - A workflow is starting/ed, postponed, or completed

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47. SharePoint 2010 Event Receiver on Lists

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