Imtech Random Image Web Part displays randomly chosen Image. The Web Part takes as parameters URL of the Image Library containing images you would like to display. It is also possible to input multiple URL's separated by comma. Additional parameters you can set are: image width and height, in-line CSS style (like border, etc.), image link (you can make image point to the library where all the images are being shown) and the alternate text.
Imtech Site Members Web Part displays the list of users who belong to the Site's Members Group. As the Web Part produces XML and supports XSL you are free in setting the way the members are presented. Out of the box you get two styles: short (Picture and Preferred Name) and Long (Picture, Preferred Name, E-mail and Mobile Phone). To support setting custom XSL, there is an option to render the output as raw XML so you are able to see what fields there exactly are and how the Web Part expects you to build your XSL.
Both Web Parts are free and you can use them without any restrictions. To make it all easier the Web Parts are stored in a solution with the .webpart files supported. All you need to do is to deploy and install the solution and activate the feature.
Download Imtech.SharePoint.WebParts.wsp (10,1KB)
July 19th, 2008 at 12:17 pm
Beste Waldek,
Ik heb laatst om een voorbeeld gevraagd van een custom xslt voor de Imtech Sitemembers webpart zodat ik een mooie indeling kon maken. Dat werkt allemaal prima op een interne sharepoint website. Nu heb ik het volgende probleem: ik ben ingelogd als een systeembeheerder op de sharepoint site, dus ik kan en mag alles, alleen als de webpart wordt geladen, vraagt hij nogmaals om mijn login (staat al ingevuld) en wachtwoord. Vul ik dat niet in, dan krijg ik de foto's, afkomstig van de mysites van de betreffende leden van die site) niet te zien, alleen een rood kruis. Gek gnoeg zijn telefoonnummer en email wel te zien, terwijl die ook van de mysite komen. Blijkbaar vergen het laten zien van de foto's aparte rechten?? Kan jij iets bedenken om dat extra inloggen te voorkomen?
Alvast dank voor je reactie,
Pim Verver
July 19th, 2008 at 12:49 pm
De oplossing is om de foto's op een voor iedereen toegankelijke locatie op te slaan ipv. de op de MySites.
July 20th, 2008 at 8:47 am
Waldek,
Ik had je eerdere antwoord niet gezien, maar dank, want als ik de foto's op de betreffende mysites importeer vanaf een publieke folder, blijft de extra login achterwege. Dank voor je ondersteuning
November 27th, 2008 at 11:02 pm
Hi Waldek,
I've downloaded a copy of your Image Rotator webpart and was looking at implmenting it on an internal MOSS site. I've added the webpart and it is working fine however what I'd like to be able to do is supply the webpart with a SharePoint token e.g. ~sitecollection or ~site. I've tried a couple of these but with no luck. Is there any method you would recommend to provide the webpart with a relative url? Also, is there any chance to get a look at the code? Thanks for all your work, your blog postings are fantastic and so informative!
Many thanks,
Pete
November 28th, 2008 at 7:18 am
@Peter: Thank you for your comment. I really appreciate it. Just recently I wrote an article on Site Collection and Variation-relative URLs in SharePoint (http://blog.mastykarz.nl/site-collection-variation-relative-urls-office-sharepoint-server-2007/). You could use the approach I described to extend the Web Part. Unfortunately I haven't provided the code for it. The Web Part isn't that difficult and you could peek into the code using Reflector. Let me know if you need any more help.
Cheers,
Waldek
December 10th, 2008 at 3:10 pm
Hello!
Verry nice web part. I want ask you how it's possible to add title and description to the picture. In this case, I want to show me in the web part the random picture, title and descrioption.
Have a nice day, thx!
December 10th, 2008 at 8:25 pm
@Bogdan: So far you can add static alt text and link to the web part using the properties in the tool part pane. If you want to do more, you would have to modify the web part. If you're interested in how the web part works, you can peek in the code using the .NET Reflector.
December 9th, 2009 at 3:09 pm
Does this webpart work with Sharpoint 2010?
December 9th, 2009 at 6:20 pm
@Christopher: Although these Web Parts weren't specifically developed for SP2010, they should work correctly. I suggest you give it a try.