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Ever tried to add a custom field control to a Custom List Form in SharePoint Designer? You’d think it’d be simple, just drag the field from the toolbox and stick it on the form. Nah! We haven’t heard much from Ernő Rubik in recent years. I’m convinced he’s at Microsoft working on the SharePoint team (and doing a bit of work in the WF team when he’s got a chance) You’ll come across a few problems when trying to add your custom field control (or any other type of custom control) to a custom list form. As you may...
Download the source code for this project here Over the last 2 posts in this series we’ve looked at creating a new field type to handle Xml data. We’ve created a basic implementation and added a custom user interface to make editing the data a bit more friendly. In this article we’ll look at using XSD and XSLT data to provide a higher level of data validation and to give a greater degree of control over how our data is displayed within SharePoint. Previously most of the code that we’ve added has been to the BaseXmlField and SPFieldXmlBase...