Intranet system / scriplet

[Louise06]

Hi All,

I am currently working on an Intranet project and I have a couple of issues regarding the CMS (Content Management System).

The CMS is an ASP.NET framework application which runs on the MS web server..ASPX is the file format.

Windows environment is Win XP

My question is:

The CMS allows us to have a staff directory with fields such as Job Title, Line Manager, Phone number…
I wonder how I can create phone list from this Staff Directory which could be accessible from other department pages ie a document generated from this Staff Directory where I can find for example “All employees working in Marketing or All employees based in London…”

If you need further information, please let me know.

Thanks for your help

Louise

[Louise06]

Intranet system / scriplet

Hi All,

I am currently working on an Intranet project and I have a couple of issues regarding the CMS (Content Management System).

The CMS is an ASP.NET framework application which runs on the MS web server..ASPX is the file format.

Windows environment is Win XP

My question is:

The CMS allows us to have a "documents" page with collapsable tree containing folders like IT, HR, Finance...
I wonder how I have a collapsable tree (for example, showing the Finance folder only) on another Intranet page where this tree will be adjacent to some text.

If you need further information, please let me know.

Thanks for your help

Louise

[Louise06]

Hi,

Further to my previous request...

Is there an .asp code which allows me to use the filter results of the Staff Directory in an html page?

Thanks

Louise

[Plater]

EDIT: I might have been a bit hasty merging these threads, as they are more different then I had originally thought, but they should be common enough to work like this.
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Is CMS something your company created themselves? If so, ask whoever made it to add a phone number column to the database. Then you can use various properties of a DataTable object (which is probably getting created/filled behind the scenes) to filter on things.