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Creating Custom Actions in SharePoint 2010
1. Thinking SharePoint? Think Jornata.
Creating Custom Actions in
SharePoint 2010
Geoff Varosky
Prepared for
Director, Development & Evangelism
Prepared by
Jornata
Jornata
gvarosky@jornata.com
61-63 Chatham Street
Fourth Floor
Follow me on Twitter @gvaro
Boston, MA 02109
Submitted on April 25, 2012
2. About Me
• Geoff Varosky
– Jornata
• Director, Development & Evangelism
• BASPUG Co-Founder
• SPS Boston Co-Organizer
– Blog : www.sharepointyankee.com
– Email: gvarosky@jornata.com
– Twitter: @gvaro
– LinkedIn & Facebook
Thinking SharePoint? Think Jornata.
3. Agenda
• What are Custom Actions?
• Demonstrations
– Using SharePoint Designer
– Importing into Visual Studio
– Finding Custom Actions
– Building & Deployment in Visual Studio
• References
• Q&A
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7. (CustomAction) Anatomy 101
• Id (optional)
– Specifies a unique identifier for custom action
– May be a GUID or a unique term
– Example: DeleteWeb
• GroupID (optional)
– Identifies the unique group that this element is
contained in
– Example: SiteTasks
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8. (CustomAction) Anatomy 101
• Location (optional)
– Specifies the location for this custom action
– Example: Microsoft.SharePoint.SiteSettings
• RegistrationType (optional)
– Specifies the list, item content type, file type, or
programmatic identifier that this action is
associated with
– Example: List
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9. (CustomAction) Anatomy 101
• RegistrationId (optional)
– Specifies the registration attachment for a per-
item action
– Example (List Identifier – Task List): 107
• {$ListId:Lists/Tasks;}
• (http://snipurl.com/ntd5g)
• Title (required)
– Specifies the name of your action
– Example: DeleteWeb
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10. (CustomAction) Anatomy 101
• Description (optional)
– Longer description for action which is shown as a
tooltip or sub-description (where applicable) for
the action
– Sequence (optional)
– The order in which your action will appear.
– If not specified, displayed in the order it is read by
SharePoint by Feature and by order in element
listing (XML).
Thinking SharePoint? Think Jornata.
11. (CustomAction) Anatomy 101
• UrlAction Tokens
– ~site
– References the current SPWeb context
– ~sitecollection
– References the current SPSite context
– {ItemId}
– GUID of the item action is called from
– {ItemUrl}
– URL of the item the action is called from
Thinking SharePoint? Think Jornata.
12. (CustomAction) Anatomy 101
• UrlAction Tokens
– {ListId}
• GUID representation of the list
– {SiteUrl}
• References the URL of the SPWeb context the action is
called from
– {RecurrenceId}
• Unsupported in context menus
– http://go.gvaro.net/bHaqaQ
Thinking SharePoint? Think Jornata.
13. What are Custom Actions?
• Can be bound to…
– Lists
• Tasks, Document Libraries, Custom, etc.
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14. What are Custom Actions?
• Can be bound to…
– File Types
• By Extension - .docx, .pl, .foo, .bar
Thinking SharePoint? Think Jornata.
15. What are Custom Actions?
• Can be bound to…
– Content Types
• Tasks, Documents, Custom
• All (0x)
– http://go.gvaro.net/bbYxRy
– Programmatic Identifiers
• Tasks List (107)
• Content Types (0x)
Thinking SharePoint? Think Jornata.
17. Building Custom Actions
• SharePoint Designer 2010
– Build Custom Actions
• List Item Menu
• List View, Edit, Display Forms
• Visual Studio 2010
– Import from WSP file
– Package
– Add Functionality
– Deploy
Thinking SharePoint? Think Jornata.
18. DEMOS!
Building Custom Actions in SharePoint Designer 2010
Importing Custom Actions into Visual Studio 2010
Listing All Custom Actions
Using CKS:DEV
Custom Action Groups
Hiding Custom Actions
Maybe more?
Thinking SharePoint? Think Jornata.
19. Bonus Round!
• Referencing JavaScript Files
– Jan Tielens on EUSP
– http://go.gvaro.net/dvCSS6
– Can Add JavaScript into the HEAD of a page using a
Custom Action
– Location references “/_layouts/” always
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20. References
• Eric Kraus
– Listing all Custom Actions in the Farm with
PowerShell
– http://go.gvaro.net/bD7OHm
• MSDN
– Custom Action Definition Schema
• CommandUI Defintions, Extensions, Handlers
• CustomAction, CustomActionGroup, HideCustomAction
• Default Locations and IDs
– http://go.gvaro.net/9q0QV2
Thinking SharePoint? Think Jornata.
21. References
• Wictor Wilén
– Creating Custom Ribbon Extensions
– Part 1 - http://go.gvaro.net/aFUwBW
– Part 2 - http://go.gvaro.net/aGlydC
• Using JavaScript + Custom Actions to navigate
Document Libraries
– http://go.gvaro.net/h2w8mN
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22. References
• My Blog
– www.sharepointyankee.com
• Search for “Custom Action”
• Creating Custom Actions with SharePoint Designer
• Default List Type IDs
• Deploying Custom Actions Across All List Types
• Custom Actions in SharePoint 2007
• SPBasePermissions Enumeration (Rights)
• Creating Custom Actions using SPD
• “Delete This Site”
• More…
Thinking SharePoint? Think Jornata.