Assigning SharePoint tasks to groups
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I've noticed that when I assign a task to a SharePoint group where my useraccount is a member of; that task doesn't appear in the task list under SharePoint-sites in my site.
When I assign a task directly to my useraccount that task does appear in the task list in my site.
Is there a way to make tasks assigned to a group where your useraccount is a member to appear in the task list in my site?
I get the same when I use the webpart contentquery in Sharepoint.
When I filter for content type tasks and use the filter assigned to equals [me] I only see the tasks directly assigned to my useraccount in the list, not those assigned to the group(s) whereto my useraccount belongs.
Is there a workaround or something because this is really important.
Thanks in advance.
Davy
Answers
- 2Hi Guys,
I think I found a solution without having to code a new web part. The idea is to use the Membership comparator, which is used by the "By My Groups" view. The Membership comparator seems to work just like the other comparators ("is equal to", "is greater than", "is less than", etc), but is not available in the "Filter" section of a view.
Try following these steps:
- Create a new view, and open the corresponding Aspx in Sharepoint Designer
- In the source code, locate the ListViewXml tag
- Inside this tag, locate the Where clause (begins with "<Where" and ends with "/Where>")
- Replace the contents of this tag with the following:
<Where><Or><Membership Type="CurrentUserGroups"><FieldRef Name="AssignedTo"/></Membership><Eq><FieldRef Name="AssignedTo"/><Value Type="Integer"><UserID Type="Integer"/></Value></Eq></Or></Where>Save the page, and you're ready to go.
Work's for me! Please, give me some feedback if you managed it to work too.
Regards,
Murilo- Marked As Answer byMike Walsh MVPMVP, ModeratorSunday, March 08, 2009 2:41 PM
- Edited byMurilo Rodrigues Monday, September 08, 2008 11:47 PMcode was not showing right
- Edited byMurilo Rodrigues Monday, September 08, 2008 11:46 PMcode was not showing rigth
- Proposed As Answer bySchalk.vanWyk Thursday, January 15, 2009 2:19 AM
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I am having the same issue. I have 3 kinds of users groups within a project (projectleaders, teammembers and viewers). I want to limit the results of a list based on the person who is logged on (based on group membership).
With regards,
Michel
- 0Same problem here...
Does anyone know an overview of wich properties the filter works?
I have made a custom view (Create View). I can filter on the column 'Assigned To'. I have set this to equal [me].
I understand [me] stands for the tasks that are assigned to the user and not to the group of users..
Does anyone know what the parameter is of identifying the group in place of the user?
The problem is that I want to see all tasks for the current user and all tasks assigned for the group of users the current user belongs.
In other words: A combination of the view "By My Groups" and the view "My Tasks".
Thanx in advance. - 0
Hi Tim,
I happened to go through the same process of elimination trying to achieve the same results.
I did look through the By My Groups view to see if there was a setting I could copy, however could not identify such a setting.
I presume too that there is a parameter for My Groups like [Me].
Cheers,
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SeanCansdale wrote: Hi Tim,
I happened to go through the same process of elimination trying to achieve the same results.
I did look through the By My Groups view to see if there was a setting I could copy, however could not identify such a setting.
I presume too that there is a parameter for My Groups like [Me].
Cheers,
Resolved our problem by creating a new view and setting the filter to.
Assign To is equal to [Me]
OR
Assigned To is equal to "Name of Group"
Name of Group is a string
If there are other groups you can click Show More Columns to add them.
Obviously the only problem with this is it Share Point will not know which group the user is associated with, you'll need to be the intelligent interface.
- 0I'm having the same problem.
I want to create a custom list view to show the tasks assigned to the current user group.
I'm looking for a keyword similar to [Today] or [Me] or another method to make it possible
Anyone can help me??
thanks - 0Thanks Murilo, that worked for me!!!!
- 0I'm using SharePoint WSS 3.0. How can I get this code to work. When I insert the code the view fails to render.
- 0I got it work. This is wonderful. Thanks...you're a life saver.
- 0Hi,
I have the following requirement with MOSS 2007 workflow:
Programatically i want to assign workflow task to multiple sharepoint groups (to AssignedTo property) of Task list. Assume that i have set the property "Allow multiple selection" = true.
I want to achieve this using c#.Net code.
For example:
this.workflowProperties.AssignedTo="MOSSGroup1" + ";" + "MOSSGroup2"; // Like this i can assign a task to multiple sharepoint groups. Each group may have 10-15 users.
Through UI it is possible (means it can be achievable using MOSS Object model), by mentioning Group1 (press Ctrl+K) automatically sharepoint picks the group from site groups.
Please let me know how to achieve this using MOSS 2007 object model? After achieving i can use the filter that you have mentioned.
Thanks in advance.
with regards,
MHK- Edited byMadhusudhanHK Wednesday, March 25, 2009 8:58 PMContent editing
- 0Perfect, thank you very much.
- 0Great job on this workaround! I salute you! This works for me.
