Click, wait, click, click, wait, click, wait, wait, click, wait, … Life as someone working with SharePoint development when you’re trying to update features you’re working on or testing. It sucks.
Here’s a little Watir on Ruby script to ease your pain. You can launch this from the command line with a “-a” or “-d” arg to activate or deactivate. Edit the @siteroot and @*Features variables to match your needs.
This uses some XPath-fu to find the Activate or Deactivate button for the feature named in the two *Features variables.
No, it’s not pretty. Yes, there are <x> different more betterer ways it could be done. It skinned the cat I needed skinned and I’m happy.
UPDATED: Refactored it a bit.
require 'watir' require 'optparse' @siteroot = "http://w2k3rs/" @collectionFeatures = [ "Telligent Enterprise Menu Items", "Telligent Enterprise WebParts"] @siteFeatures = ["SharePoint Integration for Telligent Enterprise", "Telligent Enterprise Search Replacement for WSS v3" ] $options = {} opts = OptionParser.new opts.banner = "Usage: SpiFeatures [$options]" $options[:activate] = false opts.on( "-a", "--activate", "Activate SharePoint Integration" ) do $options[:activate] = true end $options[:deactivate] = false opts.on( "-d", "--deactivate", "Deactivate SharePoint Integration" ) do $options[:deactivate] = true end opts.parse(ARGV) $action = "Activate" if $options[:activate] $action = "Deactivate" if $options[:deactivate] $browser = Watir::Browser.start @siteroot + "/_layouts/ManageFeatures.aspx?Scope=Site" $browser.speed = :fast def toggle_feature(feature) $browser.button(:xpath, "//table[@class='ms-propertysheet']//table//table//tr[td[h3[contains(.,'" + feature + "')]]]/../../../..//input[@value='" + $action + "']").click if $options[:deactivate] then $browser.link(:text, "Deactivate this feature").click end end @collectionFeatures.each do |@feature| toggle_feature(@feature) end $browser.goto(@siteroot + "/_layouts/ManageFeatures.aspx") @siteFeatures.each do |@feature| toggle_feature(@feature) end $browser.close
2 comments:
What is this? Are you actually writing real code (even if it is for testing)????
@Jon
Dunno if you'd call anything I write "real" code... :D
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