I am trying to make a site with some Costom Webparts, and I have seen that there is something caled HelpVerb. I have seartch the web fore how to use it, the only thing I have learnd is that I only have to add a HelpUrl and a HelpMode, then it shut work,
but I cant get it to work, there is not comming a HelpVerb in the menu of the webpart.
I will like to add the HelpUrl from code, it needs a user id from the login user.
"because it is enabled by default. The only step that is necessary to enable a help verb to appear on the verbs menu of
WebPart controls in a zone at run time is to assign a value to the
HelpUrl property for individual
WebPart controls",
I have looked at it, and tryed some things, but I can't get arrownd it.
Whot I wont to do is, foreach webpart there is going to be a help verb that direct them to a help url for that webpart han not other webparts, and it neet to be there in display mode.
I found somewhere something about adding special verbs to webparts but I can't get that to work ither.
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HelpVerb on a asp.net Webpart (not SharePoint)
Nov 14, 2012 12:08 PM|LINK
Hey
I am trying to make a site with some Costom Webparts, and I have seen that there is something caled HelpVerb. I have seartch the web fore how to use it, the only thing I have learnd is that I only have to add a HelpUrl and a HelpMode, then it shut work, but I cant get it to work, there is not comming a HelpVerb in the menu of the webpart.
I will like to add the HelpUrl from code, it needs a user id from the login user.
Can some one help me
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Re: HelpVerb on a asp.net Webpart (not SharePoint)
Nov 16, 2012 07:55 AM|LINK
Hi Bendix
You could refer WebPartZoneBase.HelpVerb Property, I think it's what you need.
hope it helps you.
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Re: HelpVerb on a asp.net Webpart (not SharePoint)
Nov 16, 2012 10:58 AM|LINK
Hi
I have tryed to do it, is says
"because it is enabled by default. The only step that is necessary to enable a help verb to appear on the verbs menu of WebPart controls in a zone at run time is to assign a value to the HelpUrl property for individual WebPart controls",
But nothing happens.
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Re: HelpVerb on a asp.net Webpart (not SharePoint)
Nov 19, 2012 07:47 AM|LINK
Hi Bendix BP Tech
Please check the Property Value that you set, A string that represents the URL to a Help file. The default value is an empty string ("").
Moreover, you could try the examples in the links, and you will get full understanding of it.
hope it helps you.
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Re: HelpVerb on a asp.net Webpart (not SharePoint)
Dec 10, 2012 09:42 AM|LINK
Hey Angie
I have looked at it, and tryed some things, but I can't get arrownd it.
Whot I wont to do is, foreach webpart there is going to be a help verb that direct them to a help url for that webpart han not other webparts, and it neet to be there in display mode.
I found somewhere something about adding special verbs to webparts but I can't get that to work ither.
I hope you can help me I am new in webparts.