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MOSS Out of the Box Web Parts

Web Parts 

Form Web Part Use to connect simple form controls to other Web Parts.
Image Web Part Use to display pictures and photos.
Members Use the Members Web Part to see a list of the site members and their online status.
Page Viewer Web Part Use to display linked content, such as files, folders, or Web pages. The linked content is isolated from other content on the Web Part Page. Relevant Documents Use this webpart to display documents that are relevant to the current user.
User Tasks Use this webpart to display tasks that are assigned to the current user.
XML Web Part Use for XML, and XSL Transformation of the XML.
List View Web Part 
Data View Web Part 
 
Web Parts specific to MOSS 2007 

Business Data 
Business Data Actions Display a list of actions from the Business Data Catalog.
Business Data Item Display one item from a data source in the Business Data Catalog.
Business Data Item Builder Creates a Business Data item from parameters in the query string and provides it to other web parts. This web part is only used on Business Data profile pages.
Business Data List Display a list of items from a data source in the Business Data Catalog.
Business Data Related List Display a list of items related to one or more parent items from a data source in the Business Data Catalog.
 
Content Rollup 

Colleague Tracker Displays your list of colleagues and any recent changes they made have had.
Memberships Displays your site and distribution list memberships.
My Links Use to display your links
My SharePoint Sites Use to display documents authored by you on sites where you are a member and sites of your choice.
My Workspaces Displays sites created under your My Site.
Site Aggregator Use to display sites of your choice.
 
Dashboard 

Key Performance Indicators Shows a list of status indicators. Status indicators display important measures for your organization, and show how your organization is performing with respect to your goals.
KPI Details Displays the details of a single status indicator. Status indicators display an important measure for an organization and may be obtained from other data sources including SharePoint lists, Excel workbooks, and SQL Server 2005 Analysis Services KPIs.
 
Other 

Excel Web Access Use the Excel Web Access to interact with an Excel 2007 workbook as a Web page.
I need to… Displays tasks and tools from a list
IView Web Part Displays iViews from SAP portal servers.
RSS Viewer Renders RSS Feed
This Week in Pictures Use to display the images library in the News web
WSRP Consumer Web Part Displays portlets from web sites using WSRP 1.1.
 
Filters 

Authored List Filter Filter the contents of web parts using a list of values entered by the page author.
Business Data Catalog Filter Filter the contents of web parts using a list of values from the Business Data Catalog.
Current User Filter Filter the contents of web parts by using properties of the current page.
Date Filter Filter the contents of web parts by allowing users to enter or pick a date.
Filter Actions Filter Actions
Page Field Filter Filter the contents of web parts using information about the current page.
Query String (URL) Filter Filter the contents of web parts using values passed via the query string.
SharePoint List Filter Filter the contents of web parts by using a list of values from a Office SharePoint Server list.
SQL Server 2005 Analysis Services Filter Filter the contents of web parts using a list of values from SQL Server 2005 Analysis Services cubes.
Text Filter Filter the contents of web parts by allowing users to enter a text value.
 
Misc 

Contact Details Use to display details about a contact for this page or site
 
Outlook Web Access 

My Calendar Use to display your calendar. This part works with Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 and above.
My Contacts Displays your contacts using Outlook Web Access for Microsoft Exchange Server 2007.
My Inbox Displays your inbox using Outlook Web Access for Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 or later.
My Mail Folder Displays your calendar using Outlook Web Access for Microsoft Exchange Server 2000 or later.
My Tasks Displays your tasks using Outlook Web Access  for Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 or later.
 
Search 

Advanced Search Box Entry point for advanced search
People Search Box Entry point for people search
People Search Core Results Web part to display the people search results.
Search Box Entry point for search.
Search Core Results Web part to display the search results.
Search High Confidence Results Web part to display the special term and high confidence results.
Search Paging Displays search paging.
Search Statistics Displays search statistics.
Search Summary Displays search summary.
 
Site Directory 

Categories Displays categories from the Site Directory
Sites in Category Displays sites in the Site Directory
Top Sites Display the top sites from Site Directory

Posted 09-17-2007 12:12 PM by bobbyhabib

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Links (9/18/2007) « Steve Pietrek’s SharePoint Stuff wrote Links (9/18/2007) « Steve Pietrek’s SharePoint Stuff
on 09-18-2007 7:57 PM

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kelly b. wrote re: MOSS Out of the Box Web Parts
on 10-12-2007 3:00 PM

I have created a custom field named category in my links list.  I want to have a drop down part which contains the category field I can pass the parameter.  I am having troubles... can you suggest a good place to look?

bobbyhabib wrote re: MOSS Out of the Box Web Parts
on 10-15-2007 5:56 PM

Hi Kelly,

Sorry for the delay in my response. Could you provide more information on what you would like to do and I will see if I can help.

Cheers

Bobby H

Keith wrote re: MOSS Out of the Box Web Parts
on 10-18-2007 2:26 PM

Where are the Outlook WebParts located?  I haven't been able to find them yet.  I am running MOSS 2007...

bobbyhabib wrote re: MOSS Out of the Box Web Parts
on 10-19-2007 3:43 AM

Hi Keith,

if you type the following url in your environment:

http://<MOSS SITE>/_layouts/newdwp.aspx

This will display a list of web parts that are available to you in your portal. In here you will see the out of the box Outlook web parts. Select the check box of all the web parts you want to see and click populate to gallery.

The web parts should be available in your gallery.

Cheers

Bobby H

Keith Culpepper wrote re: MOSS Out of the Box Web Parts
on 10-22-2007 8:52 AM

I went to the link and I do not have any web parts that pertain to Outlook.  I am looking for them because we plan on using them and is one of the only reasons why we chose MOSS for our portal application.  Is there another location where I can get them?  Or is it something that just wasn't installed?

Thanks,

Keith

wesley willians wrote re: MOSS Out of the Box Web Parts
on 11-06-2007 11:08 AM

Hi, I would like to know if is possible to use my inbox webpart as shared?

Each user sees diferent mailboxes

bobbyhabib wrote re: MOSS Out of the Box Web Parts
on 11-28-2007 6:28 AM

Hi Keith,

Are you still having problems trying to find the outlook web parts?

The Outlook Web Parts are available out of the Box and are normally available after an install. There is no special installation to get OUTLOOK WEB PARTS.

They are listed as OWAInBox / My In Box.

Let me know what is happening?

Cheers

B

bobbyhabib wrote re: MOSS Out of the Box Web Parts
on 11-28-2007 6:33 AM

Hi Wesley,

You could use the OWA In-Box web part, in the property of the web part you have the option of mailbox. Put the mail box name in here and the user should view the in box of this account. The In-Box must be shared in Exchange in order for this to work.

Hope this helps :-)

B

prasad wrote re: MOSS Out of the Box Web Parts
on 03-17-2008 5:14 AM

I need the advance seach webpart (ASWP)need to be configured with the list which has some 20 metadata columns.

I am not getting any results while using the ASWP and the basic problem is that the webpart is not working because it is not generating any results for any kind of query.So could u plz tell me how to activate or configure the advance search webpart ?

boby wrote re: MOSS Out of the Box Web Parts
on 03-17-2008 5:29 AM

The advance search webpart is not working while the search configurations are done in the central administration for the search.

Could u plz help me out so that this webpart works ?

bobbyhabib wrote re: MOSS Out of the Box Web Parts
on 03-25-2008 12:52 PM

Hi Prasad,

Are you looking at only having a search option to search the list? Or are you looking at searching across all areas / sites and not getting results from the lists ? Could you explain the problem a little more so I can assist?

Sudha wrote re: MOSS Out of the Box Web Parts
on 06-11-2008 5:03 AM

Hi Bobby,

I'm very new to programming in sharepoint .we r now using SPS 2003,C#.net 2003 as per client requirement. and i have to develop the web parts.In order to develop i have to access the information present in the list and display it in the Datagrid. I'm facing prblems while dragging the webpart onto the webpart page.the info is not displayed ..but when i used with "context.response.write(tasks.items["Title"]);"  its displaying.

My another requiremnt is to fetch the images based on one of the field of the Picture Library 's folder and display that image on the image webpart.

Could you please help me in this regard....i'm really lost

It wud really of great help...

Thanks ,

Sudha

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Raghavan wrote re: MOSS Out of the Box Web Parts
on 06-30-2008 10:41 PM

Hi Bobby,

I there any way I can differentiate a Out-Of-the box web part and custom web part by using SharePoint object model? If there any property that would differentiate a web part as a built-in or not?

Regards,

Raghavan

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