I am trying develop an custom user control in video studio. I need to

•     Display columns from the CASE list.
•     Display items that related to above case from the PEASON list.
•     Display all documents that related to the above case from the CASEDOC document library.

My question is how to display SharePoint list and document library views in the user control (custom web part).

Many thanks for your advice.

Hello,

you can display all the list and libraries present in your site using server object model code mentioned below.

SPWeb mySite = SPContext.Current.Web;

SPListCollection myListCollection = mySite.Lists;

foreach (SPList myList in myListCollection)

{

Label1.Text += myList.Title + "";

}

Hi,

From your description, my understanding is that you want to add list and document views to visual web part.

If my understanding is correctly, you could accomplish your requirement with SharePoint:SPGridView control. This article below is about SharePoint:SPGridView, you could custom the grid view as the list and document view, then bind related data from list and document to the grid view:

http://sharepoint.stackexchange.com/questions/87875/how-to-display-list-on-application-aspx-page-by-visual-studio

Best Regards,

Vincent Han

Thanks for your response. However, I need to be able to open the person items or documents so label will not work for me.

Thanks, I will give a try. I wish the SPGridView will give me the ability to open the person and document items.

Hi Vincent,

I have an issue with the sample that AutoGenerateColumns cannot set to "true"? if this is the case, I need to manually create the columns. Do you have a sample of create column and the "link item" column? Thanks.

Hi,

You could learn how to create a SPGridView by referring these articles below:

http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/35536/Creation-of-a-SPGridview-Webpart-having-Pagination

https://code.msdn.microsoft.com/office/Ejemplos-sobre-cmo-usar-el-69cd5f16

If you want to link to these items in the SPGridView, you could get the links of items, and bind them to the SPGridView.

Best Regards,

Vincent Han