Frodes awesome list of SharePoint Column Field IDs – for SharePoint 2010

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14 responses to “Frodes awesome list of SharePoint Column Field IDs – for SharePoint 2010”

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   Willem

   October 1, 2010

   This is awesome, thanks… updated my CQWP in 2010 with the Approval Status ,filter GUID and it works. Also same with Content Type group by. these are missing in 2010 CQWP but with the Guid you can still get it working as in 2007. Great for surfacing pending documents by Content Type on a dashboard.

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   October 12, 2010

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   James

   November 23, 2010

   I guess I have a similar question. I want to build an application which puts a file in a sharepoint directory (via a mapped drive) I need Sharepoint to provide the approval workflow (this seems to work fine) My problem is the program which produces the file needs to monitor the directory and for files which have been approved, provide some action once the file has been approved How can I see the approval status via a mapped drive?

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      frode

      November 24, 2010

      So the program sees the files through a mapped network drive using WebDAV? I don’t think you’ll be able to see the approval status of the files solely based on that… Depending on where your program is running though, you may be able to get to the status in other ways.

      If you’re running the program on the SharePoint server, you can use the object model and connect to the library and see the status that way. We’re doing a project for a client at the moment with a similar approach. We sync files between two libraries using a console based app controlled by scheduled tasks. It checks for the status of a file and copies files with the appropriate status. It works pretty good.

      If you’re not running the program on the SharePoint server, you could connect to the list through Web Services and get the information about the status of the files that way.

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   mirontoli

   August 9, 2011

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   Carl

   November 18, 2011

   Thanks for putting this together… Its a fantastic resource and saved me a considerable amount of time finding column names! Great work!

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   Mac

   January 16, 2013

   Question – How do you know which column name belongs which type of LIST ??? There are 4 types of TITLE columns – which one belongs to which LIST TYPE !!!!!!!!!!

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      frode

      September 13, 2013

      Super late reply here, sorry about that.

      You can use another file I have on this site that shows content types and associated fields. Find the content type of your list, look it up in the list, and you’ll know which site columns are used.

      Link here: https://aarebrot.net/blog/2011/02/content-types-with-associated-fields-for-sharepoint-2010/

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    March 18, 2013

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11. 

    Tariq Afzal

    July 23, 2013

    Really nice effort, thanx

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12. 

    Mike

    July 10, 2014

    In relation to this I would like to mention the SharePoint Client Browser my colleague created: https://spcb.codeplex.com/ handy for GUIDs and more :)

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