Great article….Can we see an example for Multi Lingual support soon??

I read your series with great interrest but can’t figure out
if the abilitity to navigate via Managed Metadata and use key filters etc… is limited to what is available OOTB on a list ‘view’.
Could the control, fields, tree type w/ expand and collapse, key filter w/ search as you type etc…
be available as a ’separate webpart you could drop on a page and connect to a DVWP or LVWP?
Thanks alot for sharing!
Greg

PS: Note that I am asking the same question on Jeff Carr’s series as well

I have a quick question, so we know how we can setup a default column value at the document library level or at each folder level, based on a client requirement I wanted to know if we can have inheritance based column values, so for instance I have three folders (folder 1, 2 and 3) with 2 being inside 1 and 3 being in 2, now i want folder 2 to have a default value of its own and also the default values for the folder 1 when I add documents to the folder 2 and same for folder 3 where I get the default values from folder 1 and folder 2 and also default valule from folder 3..

let me know what you think of this..
thanks

First off: kudos on the article!

There is, however, one thing I’m missing in about every article I’ve come across regarding the use of managed metadata: how to allow for (preferably automated) adding of metadata when uploading multiple docs that are contained in a folder tree. You simply cannot expect end users to be bothered with this manually, thus eliminating the benefits of this powerful feature. Document Sets seemed a great way of doing this, but I always seem to stumble on the limiation that only the docs/folders in the top level receive metadata, while the docs in subfolders don’t get any (rendering them invisible when filtering or searching based on the metadata.

Do you have any suggestions as to how I could address this problem, or can’t it be done in SharePoint 2010? Thanks in advance.

Cheers,
Herbal Kint

Don’t know if this is within your area of expertise, but essentially I’m building a web part to customize to view/edit actions for a particular library. Documents are scanned, e-mailed and picked up by SharePoint. New documents are added to a drop-off library, where the idea is that they are inspected and tagged (using managed metadata), which upon they are transferred to their final destination (another library). The end users really want to inspect the pdf files in the view as they are tagging the document, hence the web part. It’s all simple, except for editing the metadata. Ideally I would like to achieve a similar functionality of the standard editing form, but I realize that may be a lot to wish for.

Do you have any ideas of a solution, in general? The requirements are essentially that the pdf document should be displayed when an item is selected, that some type of editing capability is available along with the list of items.

Regards,
Johan