These days I am working heavily on SharePoint CSOM and BCS (Business
Connectivity Services). I have created a sandbox package with multiple custom
business data and html form data web parts.
The reason why I am writing this blog is to share with you some
of the cool stuffs I did with PowerShell in the project.
I have written many automation scripts to create web part page,
add web parts to this page and then connect to them on a single click using
PowerShell.
First thing first…
1.
Create a web part page using PowerShell:
2.
Add web part to this page:
3.
Connect web parts in a page: In this script I
have shown how we can connect
a.
Query String filter Web Part with Business Data List
Web Part
b.
Query String filter Web Part with Business Data Item
Web Part
c.
Business data List Web Part with Business Data
Item Builder Web Part
Have Fun!
Isha Jain
Thank you so much. Your article provide the most accessible answer and exemples that I found on the topic "How to connect sharepoint webpart view and webpart filter using powershell". Especially to correct the bug 'The provider connection point "default value" son "g_guid" and the transformer are not using the same connection interface'.
ReplyDeleteThis comment has been removed by the author.
ReplyDeleteThis comment has been removed by the author.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing! I was inspired by your post to create one myself :-)
ReplyDeleteConnect SharePoint Web Parts programatically with PowerShell