Task list are commonly used by workflows (i.e OOTB SharePoint Workflows, Nintex Workflows etc.) within SharePoint. In some scenarios developers uses same tasks list for managing tasks for different workflows to provide end-users to interact with all their pending tasks from one screen.These tasks may be assigned to any individual or any group of users.In this case a user filter needs to be implemented so that user can see tasks only assigned to him or assigned to any user group that he/she belongs to.
Filtering Tasks based on User or Group in SharePoint
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Filtering SharePoint List View using CAML
This post will illustrate how you can apply filters on SharePoint list views using CAML. There are many ways you can apply filter on any list view. CAML gives you more control to apply complex filters over a list view. For example you may have a case to filter Tasks based on “Assigned To” field(“Assigned To” may contain any user or any SharePoint group) and you only want user or group from this field may able to see that particular list item. To achieve such kind of filter the only way is you use CAML.
GTA V Online Heists - Prison Break
GTA V Online Heists are the most attractive feature now a days in GTA V Online. Since the game play allows co-op play among players on a mission like story mode its grabbing more and more attention. Previously I posted a mission Fleeca job - scope out which was related to a robbery setup involving two players. Checkout one more interesting mission called Prison Break gameplay.
GTA 5 next gen animal drug play
Rockstar games has introduce a new feature of animal play in GTA V next gen.Animal play is activated by drugs. There are 27 different locations where you can get these drugs. Once you activate the drug, your character will turn into any random animal and the animal game-play will be started. Checkout out the video below
Grand Theft Auto V Online Heists - fleeca job - scope out
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