Following is a list of tokens available in Sharepoint to use in your URLs. Be aware that Sharepoint only replaces the value of a token once for a given string, so if you have used the same token twice, second occurance will not be replaced by the token value. I will post a solution to do it in my next article:
~site – Web site (SPWeb) relative link.
~sitecollection – site collection (SPSite) relative link.
In addition, you can use the following tokens within a URL:
{ItemId} – Integer ID that represents the item within a list.
{ItemUrl} – URL of the item being acted upon. Only work for documents in libraries. [Not functional in Beta 2]
{ListId} – GUID that represents the list.
{SiteUrl} – URL of the Web site (SPWeb).
{RecurrenceId} – Recurrence index. This token is not supported for use in the context menus of list items.
Good writing and useful infos.
thank you.
Can you tell me just what the RecurrenceID is used for? I can’t find any information on teh web concerning this.
Thank you.
Tim
Hi Tim,
RecurrenceID is the identifier (ID) of an instance of a recurrent item.
Hi Namwar,
I stumbled upon this article hoping that there is a token for a user ID. You see, here’s what I’m trying to accomplish: I created a custom mysite left nav using Microsoft’s XML data source provider referencing a site.webmap. I need to add in my site.webmap a link to a user’s document library (e.g. http://portal.com/personal//…aspx).
How can I do this?
Thanks,
Peter