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I need to add a custom JavaScript link to my SharePoint list, so it would only affect that list. I don't need to add it to any other forms. How could it be done? I was thinking, if to change .aspx file, where the list sits (if it is possible), if this is a good idea, then where can I find that file? EDIT: I need this to pin my top row (column names) to top of browser view, so I wouldn't lose them, when user scrolls to bottom of page. |
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You might do as follows from the browser:
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I usually use either a script editor web part or a content editor web part. If you want to create sticky headers in a SharePoint list, I've been using the below library and have been pretty happy with the results. http://spoodoo.com/sticky-headers-in-sharepoint-2013/ All you have to do to implement is throw a copy of the sticky headers js file and a copy of jQuery in a script editor above the list view and you'll magically have a fixed header when you scroll the list view. |
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1) Edit the page of the view 2) Add a Content Editor Web Part 3) Link this CEWP to a file containing JavaScript and CSS 4) Store this file in a SharePoint Document Library |
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The "CEWP" approach is Ok. But you need to remember that EVERY LIST VIEW creates a "new" .aspx page. So, "AllItems.aspx", will receive a CEWP with you JS. Your list have a "MyItens.aspx" view? Another CEWP. Be aware of this point and good luck! |
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