Sharepoint - 可以从数据库输出未过滤的 HTML 吗？
我们的客户要求使用 Sharepoint，当然，我们必须实现 Sharepoint 并非真正设计的功能。 我们首先尝试尽可能地扩展内部 Web 部件，因此我们在 MSSQL 数据库中的存储过程、用户定义函数和自定义视图方面做了很多工作。
我正在从数据库中的字段生成 html 链接，并希望将它们显示在数据视图 Web 部件之类的内容中。 当然，所有显示的数据都会被过滤，以便显示为未渲染的 HTML。 有没有解决的办法？
或者，是否有任何类型的 Web 部件可以连接到另一个 Web 部件或数据源并显示来自该源的未过滤的文本/html？
Our customers have asked for Sharepoint and, of course, we are having to implement features for which Sharepoint wasn't really designed. We are first trying to stretch the in-house webparts as far as we can, so we are doing a lot of the work in stored procedures, user defined functions, and custom views in the MSSQL DB.
I am generating html links from fields in the database and wish to display them in something like a Data View web part. Of course, all of the data being displayed is being filtered so that it shows up as unrendered HTML. Is there a way around this?
Alternatively, is there any type of web part that can connect to another webpart or Data source and display unfiltered text/html from that source?
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您需要在数据视图Web部件中使用XSLT来控制渲染。
您可以完全控制创建的 html 内容。 如有必要，禁用输出转义。
You need to use the XSLT in the dataview webpart to control the rendering.
You have full control over what html is created. disable-output-escaping if necessary.
我感觉您自定义 SharePoint 的方式错误。 要么你的我不太明白你的问题的描述。 我希望能更详细地描述您想要实现的目标。
据我所知，您永远不应该直接接触 SharePoint 数据库。 我认为您应该专注于创建列表、字段类型、WebPart 以及您可能需要的任何 SharePoint 组件； 而不是在内容数据库中乱搞。
SharePoint 有一个不错的开发 API。 学习需要一些时间，但最终可能是值得的。
您可以在 SharePoint 中连接自定义的 WebPart，这里是 示例。
I get a feeling you’re customizing SharePoint the wrong way. Either that your I don’t really understand the description of your question. I would appreciate a more detailed description of exactly what you are trying to accomplish.
As far as I know you should NEVER touch the SharePoint database directly. I think you should focus on creating lists, field types, WebParts and whatever SharePoint components you might need; instead of messing around in the content database.
SharePoint got a decent development API. It takes some time to learn, but in the end it’s probably worth it.
You can connect your custom made WebParts in SharePoint, here is a sample.