Re: Request advice on structure and setup of this site/space
- From: "Cornelius J. van Dyk" <c@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 17 May 2005 12:06:15 +0000
What you are proposing to do is combine the functionality of the Discussion List and a Custom List.
Out of the box you can not combine functionality in the way you want to.
You may be able to do it using CAML, but that is a complex process.
I think a custom web part would probably be the easiest way to solve your problem.
Hope this helps.
Thanks C
"Rob" <not.using.an.email.address@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:not.using.an.email.address@xxxxxxxxxx:
Any basic advice anyone?
Regards, Rob
On Sat, 14 May 2005 02:27:30 +1200, Rob <not.using.an.email.address@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> >Hi all, > >(please bear with me.. it's a long post.. but should be easy reading) > >I'm quite new to sharepoint, but am convinced it's the correct tool >for me and plan on using it on a remote host to create a site where >about 20-30 people from around the world are expected to collaborate >on a scientific project over perhaps the next 5 years. > >I am still at the stage where I have to convince others that this is >the best tool for the job. I am interested in enabling the team to >begin working together asap more than I am interested spending months >constructing a portal/cms tool from scratch. Hence I feel WSS will get >us there quicker than any of the other systems I've examined. > >Now; what I want to provide the team with is an example of WSS >assisting us in the actual work we are doing. One of our first tasks >is to create a dictionary of our terminology. > >At the input phase, this will involve us being able to add a term plus >an initial moderated definition to a list of up to a few hundred >items. > >In the collaboration phase, we will want to be able to click on a >term, view the definition and add comments to this definition. > >In the output phase, we will want an indexed glossary of these terms; >browsable alphabetically or by searching. The result will include the >moderated definition (which may have been made up of several >alternates or a single agreed one resulting from the discussion. > >The point of my post is this: What is the best way to set this up? >I have been trying a variety of ways using text areas, lists and >discussion boards in WSS, but have simply not discovered the proper >and elegant way to do it. > >Ideally, the users would click on a link labeled 'Dictionary' in the >nav tool. This would take them to a sub site or space where there >would be an alphabetic list of the terms, perhaps 50 to a page and >with some easy way to get to the end of the list. Clicking on a term >would either expand the moderated definition right there or I guess it >could just go through to a new page where that term plus the >definition resides. On this new page one should be able to add to a >discussion about the term. There would ideally be a means of attaching >documents to a topic because this is about chemistry and the users >will be referring to documents written with a tool that writes MathML. >One should of course be able to set alerts for any term or topic. > >I am working on the site remotely as I've said and cannot do anything >directly on the server other than through WSS or FP2003. My web host >has offered to install any parts that I require on the server if I >need them. > >Note that my email is of course not real, but I am in the newsgroup >all the time to check back. I've been clicking up and down the WSS FAQ >and have found many useful things, but nothing quite relating to what >I'm after here. > >Thanks hugely for any advice or assistance with these very important >first steps for us. > >Regards, >Rob
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