How to display ‘anything’ in Sharepoint 2010 pop up / modal window | Sharepoint Consultant, Automation & Stuff. Creating a Web Part with Client-side Scripts (Anweshi Deverasetty) - SharePoint Developer Team Blog. Hi again, this is Anweshi Deverasetty with a new blog post. You might have read my recent blog post Working with SharePoint 2010 Themes. Next, I am going to talk to you about how we can embed and link client side scripts for Web parts in SharePoint 2010. About creating client-side scripts for Web Parts Scripts are blocks of code that are inserted into a Web page and are interpreted at run time. Just like a browser interprets HTML on a Web page to determine what to display, a browser also interprets scripts to determine what actions to take when an event occurs (for example, what happens when a user clicks a button on a Web page). Client-side scripts run on the client as opposed to the server. After a Web page is downloaded to the client computer, if the browser has enabled scripts to run, all the client-side scripts will run in the browser.
You can implement client-side scripting in a Web Part in one of two ways. Linking a script file to a Web Part Embedding a script in a Web Part. SharePoint in Education - Mike Herrity's Blog about SharePoint in Education. Create a Web Part Page WITH a Quick Launch Menu - Laura Rogers @WonderLaura. Path to SharePoint.