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Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Business Application Blueprints

You're reading from   Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Business Application Blueprints Master SharePoint application development by building exciting SharePoint business solutions with this book and ebook.

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jun 2012
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781849683609
Length 282 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Business Application Blueprints
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
1. Building an Effective Intranet 2. Building an Out of Office Delegation Solution FREE CHAPTER 3. Building an Enterprise Content Management Solution 4. Building an Engaging Community Site 5. Building a Site Request and Provisioning System 6. Building a Project Site Template 7. Building a Project Management Main Site 8. Building a Task Rollup Solution 9. Building a Site Directory with SharePoint Search

Defining the RequestSiteAction menu item


The request form will need to be easily accessible to all of the site users. One good way to do that is to add it to one of the standard action menus such as the SiteActions or PersonalActions menu. It will direct the user to the request form wherever they are in the system allowing them to submit the request.

To define a custom action:

  1. 1. Click on Add | New Item to the Visual Studio project.

  2. 2. Under the SharePoint | 2010 category, select the Empty Element type and provide a name such as RequestSiteAction.

  3. 3. Edit the Elements.xml file with the following content:

    <CustomAction Description="Submit a site collection
    request."GroupId="SiteActions"
    Id="RequestSiteAction"
    Location=
    "Microsoft.SharePoint.StandardMenu"
    RequireSiteAdministrator="false" Sequence="1001"
    Title="Request Site Collection">
    <UrlAction
    Url="_layouts/SPBlueprintsSiteCreation/RequestSite.aspx" />
    </CustomAction>
    
  4. 4. When deployed the custom action will be displayed in...

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