Blog FeedList of SharePoint URL tokens
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:
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~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.
4 Responses to “List of SharePoint URL tokens”
Comment from Tim Farrell
Time March 3, 2009 at 8:37 pm
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
Comment from namwar
Time March 3, 2009 at 10:30 pm
Hi Tim,
RecurrenceID is the identifier (ID) of an instance of a recurrent item.
Comment from Peter
Time March 19, 2009 at 5:22 pm
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
Comment from TheUssef
Time December 1, 2008 at 11:02 pm
Good writing and useful infos.
thank you.