Introduction
This article is about hiding fields in the Editform, SharePoint and how you can use jQuery to hide the content type field in an Editform.
So, click on "Add a Web Part" so that we can add a "Content Editor" web part to the form. This is where our JavaScript code goes.
Code
Contrary to the other fields, we have no NOBR tag here. We do have a form label and a select field.
So instead of referencing a field, we will reference the id of the selected field. That id contains a big id number, but also the text “ContentTypeChoice”.
Add code in Content Editor
This article is about hiding fields in the Editform, SharePoint and how you can use jQuery to hide the content type field in an Editform.
So, click on "Add a Web Part" so that we can add a "Content Editor" web part to the form. This is where our JavaScript code goes.
Code
Contrary to the other fields, we have no NOBR tag here. We do have a form label and a select field.
So instead of referencing a field, we will reference the id of the selected field. That id contains a big id number, but also the text “ContentTypeChoice”.
Add code in Content Editor
<script language="javascript" src=" /JSLibrary/jquery-1.9.0.min.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
<script language="javascript" type="text/javascript">
$(document).ready(function () {
$("select[id*='ContentTypeChoice']").closest('tr').hide();
});
</script>
Summary
In this article we explored the use jQuery to hide the content type field in an Editform.
Summary
In this article we explored the use jQuery to hide the content type field in an Editform.
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