The first is basically an export script that can create a local copy of the Document Library (or one it's subfolders) and also extract some Metadata for each document (ie. Title, Author, Description). And the second simply an import script that does the opposite.

Anthony Obi

(Right-click and "save target as..." to download)

http://www.spsfaq.com/downloads/ExportImportScripts.zip

Unzip and open this ASP file in notepad put in your servername and workspace name in the places where mine are.
Insert the correct Property name where it has ~YourPropertyHere
Copy this file into the portal/resources directory.
Make it the source file of a new Web Part.
Voila!

This example is in a dropdown menu.

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http://www.spsfaq.com/downloads/dropdown.zip

Unzip and open this ASP file in notepad put in your servername and workspace name in the places where mine are.
Copy this file into the portal/resources directory.
Make it the source file of a new Web Part.
Voila!

This example is in a dropdown menu.

(right-click and "save target as..." to download)

http://www.spsfaq.com/downloads/categories.zip

Here's a script I threw together to send an HTML formatted report via email that details usage statistics for a given portal's document library. Parses IIS logs, reports the number of hits for a document and iterates who accessed the files. Command line parameters include recipient's email address and number of days to report on.

Tony Bierman

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http://www.spsfaq.com/downloads/usage_report.zip

Sure! thanks to Anthony Obi for this great piece of code:

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http://www.spsfaq.com/downloads/ScrollingAnnouncements.dwp

My paging code is based off of this article that I found: http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/02/04/SPS/default.aspx.
My code is not actually allowing users to do a search (like a search page); I am hitting a directory and based on my query allowing the user to page through the entire resultset. Also, this is for an intranet so I used vbscript since I am more familiar with that than javascript.

Jennifer Davis (Jed)

Right-click to download it here:

http://www.spsfaq.com/downloads/serverXMLHTTP_Paging.zip

I've modified the Folder Information Perm Final.dwp from Kevin Price, posted on http://www.sharepointcode.com.
His code shows the FolderInfoPart.xsl when you are member of a determinated group. I've modified this xsl too, to make administrators see all

FolderInfoPart.xsl links, and the rest(other users, see another xsl, that contains only SUBSCRIBE and ADD DOC links.

To add this, just:

1st. Make a backup of FolderInfoPart.xls, located in http://spsserver/workspace/portal/resources
2nd. Copy FolderInfoPartCoordinator.xls and FolderInfoPart.xls to this folder
3rd. Import the webpart into the document library dashboard.
4th. Disable the Folder Information webpart view (just disable the option "Show this webpart at dashboard")
5th. Modify the code from the WebPart to adjust your group ( now is Administradores (Administrators))

Thanks to Kevin for his code.

Salva.

Another idea to cope with Authors havinig too many rights like this: http://www.spsfaq.com/customising.asp?postid=591

Stephen
Right-click to download the ZIP file:

http://www.spsfaq.com/downloads/folderrights.zip

I have made a web part that people may find useful.
It allows the listing of a directory, I originally searched for ages trying to find one but could not so decided to spend some time on it.

Right-click to download (Save Target as...)

http://www.spsfaq.com/downloads/Directory_Listing_2.dwp

Amjid
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Also available in German thanks to Michael Greth [MVP]

http://www.mysharepoint.de/WebPart%20Sammlung/Dokumentordner_auflisten.dwp