[Alexander Bautz]

I’m glad it worked – you find more bacon here: https://baconipsum.com

Alexander

[Alexander Bautz]

Hi,
Unfortunately DFFS does only support unmodified forms (no SPD customization).

Alexander

[Alexander Bautz]

Sorry, but currently there is no built in method to do this. I’ll consider adding support for this in future releases.

Alexander

[Alexander Bautz]

Hi,
To restrict the width of this text, you must wrap it in for example a <div> like this:

<div style="width:400px;">Bacon ipsum dolor amet t-bone pig turducken bresaola. Drumstick meatloaf jowl salami leberkas venison. Kielbasa prosciutto ribeye rump boudin, jerky pig leberkas hamburger strip steak ham hock turducken bresaola. Pastrami prosciutto biltong filet mignon. Pancetta t-bone chuck shoulder, ribeye jerky rump short ribs turkey capicola venison. Brisket pastrami jerky sausage rump bacon biltong cupim strip steak beef ribs shankle chuck turkey ribeye swine.</div>

Hope this helps,
Alexander

[Alexander Bautz]

No problem, I’m glad you figured it out.

Alexander

[Alexander Bautz]

Hi,
ColorFormat expexts a number range so I guess you must use script. I have tested this and it works, but you must change the timeout to ensure your table is ready:

setTimeout(function(){
$("td.google-visualization-table-td:contains('Pending')").css("color","red");
},3000);

Hope this helps,
Alexander

[Alexander Bautz]

Hi,
The reason you loose the default formating is because the original TD is substituted with a new one, and this does not use the default class from SharePoint. The new TD can be styled using standard CSS so if you add this line to your custom CSS:

td.dffs-readonly,td.dffs-readonly-inner{
background-color:#FFFF66;
background-image:url();	
border-top:1px silver solid;
}

You must verify the color of the border by inspecting an existing TD using the developer tools in the browser (hit F12) to match the same look.

Hope this helps,
Alexander

[Alexander Bautz]

Hi Rich,
I fixed the image format (and removed your other comment) – thanks again for taking the time to post these examples!

Best regards,
Alexander

[Alexander Bautz]

Thanks!

Alexander

[Alexander Bautz]

Thanks for posting this Rich, the heading looked nice – can you post a screenshot / code snippet of the configuration for the heading with the 1-9 steps?

Best regards,
Alexander

[Alexander Bautz]

If you are in a dialog, use something like this:

function deleteMe(){
	var dRes = spjs.utility.deleteItem({
	"listName":_spPageContextInfo.pageListId,
	"id":GetUrlKeyValue("ID")
	});

	if(dRes.success){
		window.frameElement.commitPopup();
	}
}

Call “deleteMe” from your custom button.

Alexander

[Alexander Bautz]

If you cannot use the default delete button in the ribbon, you can use custom code like this (requires spjs-utility.js):

var dRes = spjs.utility.deleteItem({
"listName":_spPageContextInfo.pageListId,
"id":GetUrlKeyValue("ID")
});

alert(dRes.success);

Please note this example id for SP2010 or 2013 – for SP2007 you must change “_spPageContextInfo.pageListId” with the actual GUID of the current list.

Alexander

[Alexander Bautz]

Hi,
Unfortunately I currently do not have a solution for mobile views. I might be able to offer this in the future, but for now I’m afraid DFFS will not work for mobile views.

Alexander

[Alexander Bautz]

Hi,
Sorry for the delay, the problem is that the variable is undefined. Can you post here (or email to me) screenshots of the rule that causes this error?

Also, specify the version number for DFFS frontend and backend, and the SharePoint version.

Alexander

[Alexander Bautz]

Hi,
Sorry for the delay – this one might help you
Alexander

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