SPServices Stories #1 – How to Start a Workflow on Multiple Items in a List

This entry is part 1 of 21 in the series SPServices Stories

Introduction Given the fact that so many people are using SPServices these days, I wanted to start posting some of the great things that people are doing with it out there. If you have a story about how you are using SPServices that you would like to tell, ping me using the contact form. Your…

SPServices Stories #2 – Charting List Data with HighCharts

This entry is part 2 of 21 in the series SPServices Stories

Introduction This submission comes to us from an anonymous reader, who can’t publish the details under his (or her) name due to confidentiality issues. However, s/he has been able to generate some very useful charts with HighCharts using SharePoint list data as the underlying data sources. Charting List Data with HighCharts In the following code,…

SPServices Stories #3 – AddWebPart Method of the WebPartPages Web Service

This entry is part 3 of 21 in the series SPServices Stories

Introduction Eric Alexander (@ejaya2) should be no stranger to those of you who have visited NothingButSharePoint‘s Stump the Panel forums. If you’ve ever visited those forums, odds are very good that Eric has helped you out. He’s a stalwart member of the SharePoint support community. Eric wrote a post on his blog about using SPServices…

SPServices Stories #4 – Using SPServices to Process Files from a Non-Microsoft Source

This entry is part 4 of 21 in the series SPServices Stories

Introduction SPServices Stories #4 comes to us from Michael Broschat. Michael claims he’s just a “regular old contractor, nothing special”. He lives in the DC metro area (Northern Virginia, specifically), although he’s originally a West Coast boy. Using SPServices to Process Files from a Non-Microsoft Source Our system involves email messages sent to a SharePoint…

SPServices Stories #5 – Gritter and Sharepoint: Integrate Nifty Notifications in Your Intranet!

This entry is part 5 of 21 in the series SPServices Stories

Introduction This SPServices Story comes to use from Rick El-Darwish (@RtfulDodg3r) in Geneva, Switzerland. For those of you who aren’t familiar with it, Gritter is a Growl-like notification jQuery plugin. That’s a mouthful, but try the links and you’ll quickly get the picture. If you’re an OS X user, then you’ll recognize the capability right…