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Add Custom Buttons to Edit or Save & Close a SharePoint Page

We all know that in a SharePoint page users can edit it by clicking "Site Actions->Edit Page". Currently the client I am working with wants to display a custom "Edit" button directly on the article page if the user has 'contributor' permission, when editing the page the button should show and do "Save & Close".

For this specific requirement I did custom buttons in the page layout and made it work. Please see the code snippet below:


Enjoy:-)
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  1. Anand BandaruDecember 22, 2017 at 5:40 AM

    Awesome. Was searching for this for 2 days and finally found your post. Thanks again

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