Sharepoint Picture Library Web Part Connection
Toni Jarels
I'm using sharepoint 2013 for our works teamsite. On the home page I use the web part to display staff photos from a picture library. This has worked in the past fine - updating every 5 seconds. When the page comes up it displays a random photo from the library but it no longer updates the photo after the time period. If navigating away from the page and back again a different photo does display. Settings for the web part are Duration: 5 seconds, Library view - All pictures, display mode - random, Display with: Title and description to right, fixed ht 200, fixed width 300,
I've deleted the web part and recreated. I created a new picture library and copied pictures across in case there was something wrong with the library. I've tried IE, Edge and chrome. Have run out of ideas. Any help would be appreciated.
I've created a picture library with about 23 pictures and the images are all uploaded. I want them to rotate on a page with a "picture library slideshow web part" but when I try to select "picture library" there's no options. I've tried refreshing the page, deleting and re-adding the web part. Re-uploading the images to a NEW picture library and still nothing. I'm not sure if I'm missing something to make the Picture Library visible to web parts but Google isn't turning anything up.
The example uses two custom transformations. If the URL of the page where you are viewing the SharePoint data contains a special parameter value, the system displays the corresponding picture library item. Otherwise, it displays all items from the specified picture library list. You specify the name of the parameter in the Selection section of the SharePoint data source web part.
From the list of available out of the box web parts, choose Picture Library. Picture Library is sort of like Document Library, except it is designed specifically for images. It has special views and metadata built in, related specifically to photos and images (i.e. picture preview, thumbnail views, image size, etc.)
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Here are the steps you need to follow to set up a connection between embed web part and list web part so that when users select an image from the list, it will get displayed in the embed web part. For this connection to work well, you need to ensure that the list web part consists of URL and image titles of images in your SharePoint site. Check out the steps below:
What would happen if I share the report to someone from my organization? Will the connection to the sharepoint folder still work? And will the report always have the current data from the excel file in the sharepoint folder?
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