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I was also looking for some information about case statements in jquery.
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I was also looking for some information about case statements in jquery.

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In SharePoint 2010, I need to script/create a Case Statement that will return a user's &quot;Office Location&quot; AD field value. &nbsp;Is this possible using jQuery or XML? &nbsp;Perhaps using AJAX.<br />
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This is for displaying weather conditions for various locations. &nbsp;I have a jQuery script that will show the weather for a specific city based on a numeric value. &nbsp;Since I know the 18 citiy locations, I want to use a case statement (or something similar) and pass on the correct value depending on the user's AD location information. &nbsp;<br />
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I have the User Profile Service Application configured and running correctly.<br />
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I would like to get one weather report ( based on the user's location ) like the link below (but just one result) by passing the correct information to a case statement from the user's AD info.<br />
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<a href="http://www.zazar.net/developers/jquery/zweatherfeed/example.html" rel="ugc">http://www.zazar.net/developers/jquery/zweatherfeed/example.html</a><br />

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In SharePoint 2010, I need to script/create a Case Statement that will return a user's "Office Location" AD field value.  Is this possible using jQuery or XML?  Perhaps using AJAX.

This is for displaying weather conditions for various locations.  I have a jQuery script that will show the weather for a specific city based on a numeric value.  Since I know the 18 citiy locations, I want to use a case statement (or something similar) and pass on the correct value depending on the user's AD location information.  

I have the User Profile Service Application configured and running correctly.

I would like to get one weather report ( based on the user's location ) like the link below (but just one result) by passing the correct information to a case statement from the user's AD info.

http://www.zazar.net/developers/jquery/zweatherfeed/example.html


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