Plumsail web parts for SharePoint pages

Public web form

To publish a public web form to a SharePoint page, do the following:

• Design a public web form and save it.

• Once the form is saved, the form ID will appear in the URL of the designer. Copy it to the clipboard:

  

• Add Plumsail Form web part to a SharePoint page:

  

• Click Configure to open the web part settings, select the Public type, and paste the form ID:

  

SharePoint form

To publish a SharePoint form to a SharePoint page, do the following:

• Add Plumsail Form web part to a SharePoint page:

  

• Click Configure to open the web part settings, select the SharePoint type:

  

• A form can be located on another site or site collection. Enter the SharePoint site URL where a form is located:

  

• Select a list name, form type, and content type from the dropdowns:

  

• For Edit and Display forms, specify the item ID.

  It can be a static ID:

  

  Or the item ID can be taken from the page’s URL, which you can modify before sharing a link with users:

  

SharePoint list

Plumsail List web part allows you to add a SharePoint list or library view to a SharePoint page. The web part is based on the List or Library control and supports advanced column formatters.

To add Plumsail List web part to a page, do the following:

• Add Plumsail List web part to a SharePoint page:

  

• Click Configure to open the web part settings.

• A list can be located on another site or site collection. Enter the SharePoint site URL where a list is located:

  

• Select a list name and view from the dropdowns:

  

• Specify a root folder name to limit the view to a specific folder. Users will not be able to navigate outside this folder:

  

• Configure the following in Settings:

  

  • Show title — show or hide the title of the web part.

  • Read-only — sets the list view to read-only mode. When enabled, users will not be able to edit or create items in the list.

  • Lock column — locks the first column when scrolling horizontally.

  • Editing — select the editing mode:

    • Inline — allows editing directly within the list view.

    • Dialog — opens a dialog to create new and modify existing items.

  • Height — the web part dynamically adjusts its height to fit the content. Set the height in pixels to limit its vertical size. A vertical scrollbar will appear if the content exceeds the defined height.

  • Custom JS — customize the behavior of the web part and add custom column formatters. The code is executed when the web part is loaded.