A Power User's Intro to jQuery Awesomeness in SharePoint

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This document summarizes a presentation about enhancing SharePoint pages using JavaScript and jQuery. The presentation covers why it is useful to do this, how a power user can add scripts to SharePoint pages through content editor web parts, best practices, and provides examples of scripts that can be used to add features like tabs, signatures, and customized forms.

SharePoint Power Hour Mark Rackley
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A Power User’s Intro to jQuery Awesomeness in SharePoint

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Agenda
• What are we talking about?
• Why should you care?
• How to do it
• Best practices and things you should avoid doing
• Demos, examples, and where to find them

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What are we talking about?
• Enhancing pages in SharePoint using JavaScript and jQuery
(developer stuff)
• It’s easy to do (all you need is a Content Editor/Script Editor
Web Part and a Document Library)
• The possibilities are pretty endless
• Dashboards
• Custom Forms
• Animations
• More organized and visually appealing SharePoint content

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Why Should You Care?
• SharePoint gets you MOST of the way there
• It makes SharePoint more visually appealing
• It makes SharePoint easier to use
• It’s simple (if you are careful)
• It’s only going to get more important

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How (a Power User) Should do it
• Upload file(s) to a document library
• Users must have read access to library
• Create or edit an existing page
• Insert a Content Editor Web Part
• Link Content Editor Web Part to file you uploaded in
document library
• Ta and da…

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Best Practices for the Power User
• Understand the basics
• Functionality is generally made up of multiple files
• Some are stored in your document library
• Some are stored somewhere else
• Some may already to referenced
• Don’t reference a script more than once
• Don’t throw multiple scripts on a page and except them to work
• Don’t combine scripts and expect them to work
• Don’t mess with the script without understanding what you are
changing

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Anatomy of a Script

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Anatomy of a Script
• Script References

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Anatomy of a Script
• Style Sheet References

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Anatomy of a Script
• Additional Styles

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Anatomy of a Script
• HTML

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Anatomy of a Script
• JavaScript

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Tabbed Web Parts
• http://www.paitgroup.com/sharepoint-tabbed-web-
partshillbillytabs-3-0/
Place web parts on a page into tabs.

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Digital Signatures in SharePoint
• http://www.paitgroup.com/easy-digital-signatures-in-
sharepoint/
• Easy digital signatures for your lists and libraries

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Office 365 Video Portal
• http://www.paitgroup.com/integrate-your-office-365-video-
portal-with-sharepoint-online/
• Integrate your Office 365 Video Portal into your SharePoint
Online

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Tabify SharePoint Forms
• http://www.markrackley.net/2015/12/03/tabify-your-
sharepoint-forms/
Modify your SharePoint form so that the fields are displayed in
tabs

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Personalization & Custom Tiles
• http://www.paitgroup.com/personalize-your-sharepoint-
home-page-with-masonry/
Add responsive tiles to a page that can be used as links to
other pages or sites. Personalize tiles so that users only see
links that are relevant

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Cascading Drop Down Lists
• http://www.markrackley.net/2014/05/20/cascading-drop-
down-lists-in-sharepoint-office-365-using-rest/
Filter a drop down list based upon the value of another drop
down list.

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Customize SharePoint Forms
• http://www.markrackley.net/2013/08/29/easy-custom-
layouts-for-default-sharepoint-forms/
Use HTML to transform a default form in SharePoint so that it
looks highly stylized

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What’s next???
• Learn HTML, CSS, JavaScript
• http://www.pluralsight.com
• Create a page in SharePoint and play around

Thank you.
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1. SharePoint Power Hour Mark Rackley mrackley@paitgroup.com A Power User’s Intro to jQuery Awesomeness in SharePoint

2. © 2016 PAIT Group http://www.paitgroup.com @mrackley Mark Rackley / Partner & CTO • 20+ years software architecture and development experience • Office 365 MVP, SharePoint Junkie since 2007 • Event Organizer (SharePointalooza.org) • Blogger, Writer, Speaker • Bacon aficionado @mrackley www.SharePointHillbilly.com www.PaitGroup.com www.SharePointaLooza.org www.StratusForms.com #SayNoToInfoPath

3. © 2016 PAIT Group http://www.paitgroup.com @mrackley Agenda • What are we talking about? • Why should you care? • How to do it • Best practices and things you should avoid doing • Demos, examples, and where to find them

4. © 2016 PAIT Group http://www.paitgroup.com @mrackley What are we talking about? • Enhancing pages in SharePoint using JavaScript and jQuery (developer stuff) • It’s easy to do (all you need is a Content Editor/Script Editor Web Part and a Document Library) • The possibilities are pretty endless • Dashboards • Custom Forms • Animations • More organized and visually appealing SharePoint content

5. © 2016 PAIT Group http://www.paitgroup.com @mrackley Why Should You Care? • SharePoint gets you MOST of the way there • It makes SharePoint more visually appealing • It makes SharePoint easier to use • It’s simple (if you are careful) • It’s only going to get more important

6. © 2016 PAIT Group http://www.paitgroup.com @mrackley How (a Power User) Should do it • Upload file(s) to a document library • Users must have read access to library • Create or edit an existing page • Insert a Content Editor Web Part • Link Content Editor Web Part to file you uploaded in document library • Ta and da…

7. DEMO: Add your first jQuery script

8. © 2016 PAIT Group http://www.paitgroup.com @mrackley Best Practices for the Power User • Understand the basics • Functionality is generally made up of multiple files • Some are stored in your document library • Some are stored somewhere else • Some may already to referenced • Don’t reference a script more than once • Don’t throw multiple scripts on a page and except them to work • Don’t combine scripts and expect them to work • Don’t mess with the script without understanding what you are changing

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17. © 2016 PAIT Group http://www.paitgroup.com @mrackley Digital Signatures in SharePoint • http://www.paitgroup.com/easy-digital-signatures-in- sharepoint/ • Easy digital signatures for your lists and libraries

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21. © 2016 PAIT Group http://www.paitgroup.com @mrackley Cascading Drop Down Lists • http://www.markrackley.net/2014/05/20/cascading-drop- down-lists-in-sharepoint-office-365-using-rest/ Filter a drop down list based upon the value of another drop down list.

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