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Examples for the SharePoint and Office Live javascript API

Posted By darren On July 22, 2008 @ 3:54 pm In Office Live, SharePoint | 25 Comments
The following examples illustrate the use of the javascript API for SharePoint and Office Live. These examples are intended to demonstrate the core uses of the API for solution developers. Get the full definition of a list [1] Get the full definition of a list and associated view [2] Get the basic detail of all lists in a site [3] Get the GUID of a list from its name [4] Querying a list using the Lists web service [5] Querying a list using the List Data Retrieval Service [6] Create a new list from an existing list template [7] Delete a list [8] Create one or more new list items [9] Update one or more list items [10] Delete one or more list items [11] Create a new folder within a list [12] Performing a keyword search [13] Performing a full text search [14]
1- Get the full definition of a list

The lists web service contains a method GetList which can be used to obtain the XML definition of a list. This definition contains a great deal of information about the list. The result is a fragment of CAML as described on MSDN [15]. Services Lists.asmx SPAPI_Core.js SPAPI_Lists.js JS API Includes Required
Code sample
var lists = new SPAPI_Lists('http://localhost') var listDef = lists.getList('Pages'); if (listDef.status == 200) { // The list definition is in listDef.resultNode and is a browser specific XML document } else { alert('There was an error: ' + listDef.statusText); }
References
Lists.asmx on MSDN [16] The GetList method definition on MSDN [15]
Related sample XML packets

Result packet from GetList showing the full list definition [17]
2- Get the full definition of a list and associated view

The lists web service contains a method GetListAndView which can be used to obtain the XML definition of a list and an associated view. This definition contains a great deal of information about the list. The result is a fragment of CAML as described on MSDN [18]. Services Lists.asmx SPAPI_Core.js SPAPI_Lists.js JS API Includes Required
Code sample
var lists = new SPAPI_Lists('http://localhost') var listDef = lists.getListAndView('Tasks', '{4011C1CE-A840-4BEB-89E3-A42DF3E3711E}'); if (listDef.status == 200) { // The list definition is in listDef.resultNode and is a browser specific XML document } else { alert('There was an error: ' + listDef.statusText); }
References
Lists.asmx on MSDN [16] The GetListAndView method definition on MSDN [18]
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Result packet from GetListAndView showing the full list and view definition [19]
3- Get the basic detail of all lists in a site

The lists web service contains a method GetListCollection which can be used to obtain the basic XML details of all lists in a site. Once these have been retrieved they can be enumarated and further details loaded as required. The result is a fragment of CAML as described on MSDN [20]. Services Lists.asmx SPAPI_Core.js SPAPI_Lists.js JS API Includes Required
Code sample
var lists = new SPAPI_Lists('http://localhost') var listCollection = lists.getListCollection(); if (listCollection.status == 200) { var items = listCollection.responseXML.getElementsByTagName('List'); alert('There are ' + items.length + ' lists in the site.'); for (var i=0; i<items.length; i++) { // Do something alert(items[i].getAttribute('Title') + ' ' + items[i].getAttribute('ID')); } } else { alert('There was an error: ' + listCollection.statusText); }
References
Lists.asmx on MSDN [16] The GetListCollection method definition on MSDN [20]

Result packet from GetListCollection showing the full list and view definition [21]
4- Get the GUID of a list from its name

Some web services require that the internal guid of a list be passed as a paramter. Since this guid can potentially change between site backups and certainly when the solution is shipped this can be a problem for solution developers. The GetListGuid function takes a list name and returns the guid of the list. Services Lists.asmx SPAPI_Core.js SPAPI_Lists.js JS API Includes Required
Code sample
function getListGuid(baseUrl, listName) { var res; var lists = new SPAPI_Lists(''); res = lists.getList(listName); if (res.status == 200) { var listID = -1; if (res.resultNode != null) { listID = res.resultNode.childNodes[0].getAttribute('ID'); } return { listID : listID, fullResult : res }; } else { return { listID : null, fullResult : res }; } }
References
Lists.asmx on MSDN [16] The GetList method definition on MSDN [15]

Result packet from GetList showing the full list definition [17]
5- Querying a list using the Lists web service
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The GetListItems method of the lists web service can be used to query a list using CAML query notation and return list items that match the criteria. Of the different ways to return list data this is probably the easiest and most recommended way of doing so. By default, GetListItems returns the records in a list view- either the default view or a custom view definition. In this way the filtering and ordering may be specified by the view definition. However, the method also allows the query, row limit, and list of fields to be changed allowing custom queries to be executed. See the links given in the references section for more information on the parameters of this method. Services Lists.asmx SPAPI_Core.js SPAPI_Lists.js JS API Includes Required
Code sample
// Return all items in the default view of MyList var lists = new SPAPI_Lists('http://localhost') var items = lists.getListItems('MyList'); if (items.status == 200) { var rows = items.responseXML.getElementsByTagName('z:row'); document.getElementById('output').value = items.responseText; for (var i=0; i<rows.length; i++) { // Do something with the row } } else { alert('There was an error: ' + items.statusText); } // Return the first 5 items where ID < 10. Only return the Title and ID columns and do not include mandatory columns. var lists = new SPAPI_Lists('http://localhost') var items = lists.getListItems( 'MyList', // listName '', // viewName '<Query><Where><Lt><FieldRef Name="ID"/><Value Type="Counter">10</Value></Lt></Where></Query>', // query '<ViewFields><FieldRef Name="ID"/><FieldRef Name="Title"/></ViewFields>', // viewFields 5, // rowLimit '<QueryOptions><IncludeMandatoryColumns>FALSE</IncludeMandatoryColumns></QueryOptions>' // queryOptions ); if (items.status == 200) { var rows = items.responseXML.getElementsByTagName('z:row'); document.getElementById('output').value = items.responseText; for (var i=0; i<rows.length; i++) { // Do something with the row } } else { alert('There was an error: ' + items.statusText); }
References
Lists.asmx on MSDN [16] GetListItems method on MSDN [22]

Sample GetListItems result packet [23]
6- Querying a list using the List Data Retrieval Service

The List Data Retrieval Service [24] allows lists to be queried using CAML notation. This service is one of several ways to search SharePoint and Office Live lists. The service allows for complex search criteria, sorting, result count limiting, and selection of fields. The javascript API provides a specific helper method to assist in calling this service. The results are in the form of a CAML fragment containing an element for every row in the result set. The example selects all pages from the site with an ID greater than or equal to 5. These are sorted in descending order of ID and limited to 10 results. The getElementsById method is then used to extract the rows and display their attributes one by one. Services dspsts.asmx SPAPI_Core.js SPAPI_dspsts.js JS API Includes Required
Code sample
var dspsts = new SPAPI_dspsts('http://localhost'); var res = dspsts.queryRequest( "{CFD2A33E-EE89-47F3-9E28-24442E598326}", // listGuid "<Field Name='ID'/><Field Name='Title'/>", // fields "<Geq><FieldRef Name='ID' /><Value Type='Counter'>5</Value></Geq>", // where "<OrderField Name='ID' Type='xsd:int' Direction='DESC'/>", // orderBy 10 // rowLimit ); if (res.status == 200) {
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var rows = res.responseXML.getElementsByTagName('Row'); alert('There were ' + rows.length + ' results.'); for (var i=0; i<rows.length; i++) { var item = rows[i]; // Do something with the row alert('The page with ID ' + item.getAttribute('ID') + ' has a title of ' + item.getAttribute('Title')); } } else { alert('There was an error: ' + res.statusText); }
References
List Data Retrieval service on MSDN [24]
7- Create a new list from an existing list template

The AddList method of the lists web service may be used to create a new list based on an existing list template. The example shown creates a new tasks list called NewTasks. Services Lists.asmx SPAPI_Core.js SPAPI_Lists.js JS API Includes Required
Code sample
var lists = new SPAPI_Lists('http://localhost') var res = lists.addList('NewTasks', 'My new task list', lists.LIST_ID_TASKS) if (res.status == 200) { alert('The new list was created.'); } else { alert('There was an error: ' + res.statusText); }
Remarks
The list template IDs you will need to use this method are defined as constants in the SPAPI_Lists class. /* List template IDs */ this.LIST_ID_ADMIN_TASKS this.LIST_ID_ANNOUNCEMENTS this.LIST_ID_BLOG_CATEGORIES this.LIST_ID_BLOG_COMMENTS this.LIST_ID_BLOG_POSTS this.LIST_ID_CONTACTS this.LIST_ID_CUSTOM_GRID this.LIST_ID_CUSTOM_WORKFLOW this.LIST_ID_DATA_CONNECTIONS this.LIST_ID_SATA_SOURCES this.LIST_ID_DISCUSSION_BORAD this.LIST_ID_DOCUMENT_LIBRARY this.LIST_ID_EVENTS this.LIST_ID_GANTT_TASKS this.LIST_ID_GENERIC this.LIST_ID_ISSUE_TRACKING this.LIST_ID_LINKS this.LIST_ID_LIST_TEMPLATE this.LIST_ID_MASTER_PAGE this.LIST_ID_MEETING_AGENDA this.LIST_ID_MEETING_ATTENDEES this.LIST_ID_MEETING_DECISIONS this.LIST_ID_MEETING_OBJECTIVES this.LIST_ID_MEETING_SERIES this.LIST_ID_MEETING_TEXT_BOX this.LIST_ID_MEETING_TTB this.LIST_ID_MEETING_WS_PAGES this.LIST_ID_NO_CODE_WORKLOFWS this.LIST_ID_PERSONAL_DOCLIB this.LIST_ID_PICTURE_LIBRARY this.LIST_ID_PORTAL_SITE_LIST this.LIST_ID_PRIVATE_DOCLIB this.LIST_ID_SITE_TEMPLATES this.LIST_ID_SURVEY this.LIST_ID_TASKS this.LIST_ID_USER_INFO this.LIST_ID_WEB_PARTS this.LIST_ID_WIKI_PAGES this.LIST_ID_WORKFLOW_HISTORY this.LIST_ID_XML_FORMS /*-------------------*/ = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = 1200 104 303 302 301 105 120 118 130 110 108 101 106 150 100 1100 103 114 116 201 202 204 207 200 210 211 212 117 2002 109 300 2003 111 102 107 112 113 119 140 115 // // // // // // // // // // // // // // // // // // // // // // // // // // // // // // // // // // // // // // // // Administrator tasks list Announcements list Blog Categories list Blog Comments list Blog Posts list Contacts list Custom grid for a list Custom Workflow Process Data Connection library Data sources Discussion board Document library Events list Gantt Tasks list Generic list Issue tracking Links list List template gallery Master pages gallery Meeting Agenda list Meeting Attendees list Meeting Decisions list Meeting Objectives list Meeting Series list Meeting text box Meeting Things To Bring list Meeting Workspace Pages list No-Code Workflows Personal document library Picture library Portal Sites list Private document library Site template gallery Survey Tasks list User Information list Web Part gallery Wiki Page library Workflow History XML Form library
References
Lists.asmx on MSDN [16] The AddList method definition on MSDN [25]
8- Delete a list
The DeleteList method of the lists web service may be used to delete a list and all list items. The list is moved to the recycle bin prior to being
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completely removed from the system. Services Lists.asmx SPAPI_Core.js SPAPI_Lists.js JS API Includes Required
Code sample
var lists = new SPAPI_Lists('http://localhost') var res = lists.deleteList('MyList'); if (res.status == 200) { alert('The list was deleted.'); } else { alert('There was an error: ' + res.statusText); }
References
Lists.asmx on MSDN [16] The DeleteList method definition on MSDN [26]
9- Create one or more new list items

Creation of new list items is carried out using the UpdateListItems method of the lists web service. This method takes a batch element as a parameter. The batch element contains a number of fields with appropriate values to populate the list item. The javascript API provides a utility method called quickAddListItem which makes this process a little easier by taking care of the XML batch production automatically. To use quickAddListItem pass in a list name and a javascript object which contains properties and value corresponding to the list item. You can use the javascript shorthand notation for object creation to make this easy. For example a basic list item may be expressed as: { Title: 'List item title', Description: 'List item description' } You may also choose to create a number of list items at the same time by passing in an array of objects, each one of which will represent a list item. All of the items will then be created in the same list. If creation of any item fails then processing will continue on to the next item. You can use javascript shorthand array notation to make this easy. [ { Title: 'My new item 3' }, { Title: 'My new item 4' } ] If you need to create items within a folder simply specify the optional rootFolder parameter. Lets say youre creating items in a list called MyList. Theres a folder in there called Folder1. In Folder1 theres another folder called Folder2. If you want to create items inside Folder2 you set rootFolder to /Lists/MyList/Folder1/Folder2. Services Lists.asmx SPAPI_Core.js SPAPI_Lists.js JS API Includes Required
Code sample
var lists = new SPAPI_Lists('http://localhost') var res = lists.quickAddListItem('MyList', { Title: 'My new item 2', Description: 'My Description' }); if (res.status == 200) { alert('The new list item was created.'); } else { alert('There was an error: ' + res.statusText); } // Or to create multiple items.... var lists = new SPAPI_Lists('http://localhost') var res = lists.quickAddListItem('MyList', [ { Title: 'My new item 3' }, { Title: 'My new item 4' } ]); if (res.status == 200) { alert('The new list items were created.'); } else { alert('There was an error: ' + res.statusText); } // Or to create items in a folder var lists = new SPAPI_Lists('http://localhost') var res = lists.quickAddListItem('MyList', [ { Title: 'My new item 3' }, { Title: 'My new item 4' } ], '/Lists/MyList/Folder1/Folder2'); if (res.status == 200) { alert('The new list items were created.'); } else { alert('There was an error: ' + res.statusText); }
References
Lists.asmx on MSDN [16] The UpdateItems method definition on MSDN [27]
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10- Update one or more list items

Updating of list items is carried out using the UpdateListItems method of the lists web service. This method takes a batch element as a parameter. The batch element contains a number of fields with appropriate values to update the list item. The javascript API provides a utility method called quickUpdateListItem which makes this process a little easier by taking care of the XML batch production automatically. To use quickUpdateListItem pass in a list name and a javascript object which contains properties and value corresponding to the list item. You can use the javascript shorthand notation for object creation to make this easy. For example a basic list item may be expressed as: { ID: 8, Title: 'List item title', Description: 'List item description' } Note that for an update to occur, the ID value must be populated with the id of the target list item. All columns other that the ID will be updated. Columns which are not expressed will be left as they are in the list. You may also choose to update a number of list items at the same time by passing in an array of objects, each one of which will represent a list item and contain the appropriate ID. All of the items will then be updated at the same time. If updating of any item fails then processing will continue on to the next item. You can use javascript shorthand array notation to make this easy. [ { ID: 8, Title: 'My new item 3' }, { ID: 9, Title: 'My new item 4' } ] Services Lists.asmx SPAPI_Core.js SPAPI_Lists.js JS API Includes Required
Code sample
var lists = new SPAPI_Lists('http://localhost') // Update the title of the item with ID 8 var res = lists.quickUpdateListItem('MyList', { ID: 8, Title: 'Updated title 1' } ); if (res.status == 200) { alert('The list item was updated.'); } else { alert('There was an error: ' + res.statusText); } // Or to update multiple items.... var lists = new SPAPI_Lists('http://localhost') // Update the titles of the items with ID 8 and 9 var res = lists.quickUpdateListItem('MyList', [ { ID: 8, Title: 'Updated title 1' }, { ID: 9, Title: 'Updated title 2' } ]); if (res.status == 200) { alert('The list items were updated.'); } else { alert('There was an error: ' + res.statusText); }
References
11- Delete one or more list items

Deletion of list items is carried out using the UpdateListItems method of the lists web service. This method takes a batch element as a parameter. The batch element contains a field element containing an ID of a list item to delete. The javascript API provides a utility method called quickDeleteListItem which makes this process a little easier by taking care of the XML batch production automatically. To use quickDeleteListItem pass in a list name and either a single ID number or array of ID numbers to delete. Services Lists.asmx SPAPI_Core.js SPAPI_Lists.js JS API Includes Required
Code sample
var lists = new SPAPI_Lists('http://localhost') var res = lists.quickDeleteListItem('MyList', 4); if (res.status == 200) { alert('The list item was deleted.'); } else { alert('There was an error: ' + res.statusText); } // Or to delete multiple items.... var lists = new SPAPI_Lists('http://localhost') var res = lists.quickDeleteListItem('MyList', [ 1, 2, 3, 4]); if (res.status == 200)
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{ alert('The list items were deleted.'); } else { alert('There was an error: ' + res.statusText); }
References
12- Create a new folder within a list

Creation of list folders is carried out using the UpdateListItems method of the lists web service. This method takes a batch element as a parameter. The batch element contains a field element containing the name of the folder and FSObjType of 1 (folder). The javascript API provides a utility method called createFolder which makes this process a little easier by taking care of the XML batch production automatically. To use createFolder pass in a list name and a new folder name. If you need to create a folder within a folder simply specify the optional rootFolder parameter. Lets say youre creating items in a list called MyList. Theres a folder in there called Folder1. In Folder1 theres another folder called Folder2. If you want to create a new folder inside Folder2 you set rootFolder to /Lists/MyList/Folder1/Folder2. Services Lists.asmx SPAPI_Core.js SPAPI_Lists.js JS API Includes Required
Code sample
var lists = new SPAPI_Lists('http://localhost') var res = lists.createFolder('MyList', 'TestFolder2'); if (res.status == 200) { alert('The folder was created.'); } else { alert('There was an error: ' + res.statusText); } // Or to create a folder within a folder var lists = new SPAPI_Lists('http://localhost') var res = lists.createFolder('MyList', 'TestFolder2', '/Lists/MyList/TestFolder'); if (res.status == 200) { alert('The folder was created.'); } else { alert('There was an error: ' + res.statusText); }
References
Lists.asmx on MSDN [16] The UpdateListItems method definition on MSDN [27]
13- Performing a keyword search

The Query Service [28] allows developers to run keyword and SQL queries against a site collection. To do this, a CAML QueryPacket [29] is submitted to the Query method of the service. This query packet contains the definition of the query. Creation of these packets is simpified in the javascript API through the SPAPI_QueryPacket in the SPAPI_Types.js library. Services SPAPI_Core.js SPAPI_Search.js SPAPI_Types.js JS API Includes Required
Search.asmx
Code sample
var lists = new SPAPI_Search(''); // Create the new query // Type = SQL_Query_Type_Keyword // Query = Sharepoint // Fields to return = Title,Path,Description,Write,Rank,Size var query = new SPAPI_QueryPacket(SPAPI_Query_Type_Keyword, 'Sharepoint', 'Title,Path,Description,Write,Rank,Size'); // Add a new sort property - sort by ID, descending, first sort property query.addSortProperty('ID', false, 0); // Add a new sort property - sort by Title, ascending, second sort property query.addSortProperty('ID', true, 1); var res = lists.query(query.getXML()); if (res.status == 200) { // Get the response document var resultDocument = query.getResultDocument(res.responseXML);
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var status = resultDocument.getElementsByTagName('Response')[0].getElementsByTagName('Status')[0].childNodes[0].nodeValue; alert('The status of the search was: ' + status); if (status == 'SUCCESS') { var count = resultDocument.getElementsByTagName('Range')[0].getElementsByTagName('Count')[0].childNodes[0].nodeValue; alert(count + ' results were returned'); var items = resultDocument.getElementsByTagName('Response')[0].getElementsByTagName('Document'); for (var i=0; i<items.length; i++) { // Process each document result } } } else { alert('There was an error processing the search'); }
References
The QueryService on MSDN [30] The QueryPacket schema on MSDN [29]

Sample full response packet from the search method [31] Sample extracted query result packet from the search method [32]
14- Performing a full text search

The Query Service [28] allows developers to run keyword and SQL queries against a site collection. To do this, a CAML QueryPacket [29] is submitted to the Query method of the service. This query packet contains the definition of the query. Creation of these packets is simpified in the javascript API through the SPAPI_QueryPacket in the SPAPI_Types.js library. By setting the query type to SPAPI_Query_Type_SQL it is possible to execute a full text query. In this case the field list in the SPAPI_QueryPacket constructor is not required. The example below returns all people in the SharePoint Server shared services provider whos preferred name begins with A. Services SPAPI_Core.js SPAPI_Search.js SPAPI_Types.js JS API Includes Required
Search.asmx
Code sample
var lists = new SPAPI_Search(''); // Create the new query // Type = SPAPI_Query_Type_SQL // Query = Sharepoint // Fields to return = Title,Path,Description,Write,Rank,Size var query = new SPAPI_QueryPacket(SPAPI_Query_Type_SQL, "SELECT PreferredName, Department, Manager, AboutMe,"+ "Title, Path, Description, Write, Rank, Size FROM SCOPE() where \"scope\"='People' "+ "AND PreferredName LIKE 'A%'", ''); // Add a new sort property - sort by PreferredName, ascending, first sort property query.addSortProperty('PreferredName', true, 0); var res = lists.query(query.getXML()); if (res.status == 200) { // Get the response document var resultDocument = query.getResultDocument(res.responseXML); var status = resultDocument.getElementsByTagName('Response')[0].getElementsByTagName('Status')[0].childNodes[0].nodeValue; alert('The status of the search was: ' + status); if (status == 'SUCCESS') { var count = resultDocument.getElementsByTagName('Range')[0].getElementsByTagName('Count')[0].childNodes[0].nodeValue; alert(count + ' results were returned'); var items = resultDocument.getElementsByTagName('Response')[0].getElementsByTagName('Document'); for (var i=0; i<items.length; i++) { // Process each document result } } } else { alert('There was an error processing the search'); }
References
The QueryService on MSDN [30] The QueryPacket schema on MSDN [29]

Sample full response packet from the search method [31] Sample extracted query result packet from the search method [32]
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Article printed from Darrens SharePoint and .Net blog: http://darrenjohnstone.net URL to article: http://darrenjohnstone.net/2008/07/22/examples-for-the-sharepoint-and-office-live-javascript-api/ URLs in this post: [1] Get the full definition of a list: #topic-1 [2] Get the full definition of a list and associated view: #topic-2 [3] Get the basic detail of all lists in a site: #topic-3 [4] Get the GUID of a list from its name: #topic-4 [5] Querying a list using the Lists web service: #topic-5 [6] Querying a list using the List Data Retrieval Service: #topic-6 [7] Create a new list from an existing list template: #topic-7 [8] Delete a list: #topic-8 [9] Create one or more new list items: #topic-9 [10] Update one or more list items: #topic-10 [11] Delete one or more list items: #topic-11 [12] Create a new folder within a list: #topic-12 [13] Performing a keyword search: #topic-13 [14] Performing a full text search: #topic-14 [15] on MSDN: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/lists.lists.getlist.aspx [16] Lists.asmx on MSDN: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/lists.aspx [17] Result packet from GetList showing the full list definition: http://darrenjohnstone.net/wp-content/jsapi/packets/GetList.xml [18] on MSDN: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/lists.lists.getlistandview.aspx [19] Result packet from GetListAndView showing the full list and view definition: http://darrenjohnstone.net/wp-content/jsapi/packets /GetListAndView.xml [20] on MSDN: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/lists.lists.getlistcollection.aspx [21] Result packet from GetListCollection showing the full list and view definition: http://darrenjohnstone.net/wp-content/jsapi/packets /GetlistCollection.xml [22] GetListItems method on MSDN: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/lists.lists.getlistitems.aspx [23] Sample GetListItems result packet: http://darrenjohnstone.net/wp-content/jsapi/packets/GetListItems.xml [24] List Data Retrieval Service: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms774413.aspx [25] The AddList method definition on MSDN: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/lists.lists.addlist.aspx [26] The DeleteList method definition on MSDN: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/lists.lists.deletelist.aspx [27] The UpdateItems method definition on MSDN: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/lists.lists.updatelistitems.aspx [28] Query Service: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/search.queryservice.aspx [29] QueryPacket: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms473235.aspx [30] The QueryService on MSDN: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/search.queryservice_members.aspx [31] Sample full response packet from the search method: http://darrenjohnstone.net/wp-content/jsapi/packets/QueryResult.xml [32] Sample extracted query result packet from the search method: http://darrenjohnstone.net/wp-content/jsapi/packets /ExtractedQueryResult.xml Copyright 2008 Darren Johnstone. All rights reserved.
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Examples for the SharePoint and Office Live javascript API

1- Get the full definition of a list

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2- Get the full definition of a list and associated view

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3- Get the basic detail of all lists in a site

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4- Get the GUID of a list from its name

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5- Querying a list using the Lists web service

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6- Querying a list using the List Data Retrieval Service

7- Create a new list from an existing list template

9- Create one or more new list items

10- Update one or more list items

11- Delete one or more list items

12- Create a new folder within a list

13- Performing a keyword search

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14- Performing a full text search

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