Sharepoint Allow Customization to users

A lot of people don't realize just how easy it is to create their own “Modify Page” link/button/whatever.... All you really need is something that can have an onClick event.... For example, here's a “Modify Page” button, drop this into a Content Editor web part, strip off the web part frame and you're done...
<input id="btnModifyPage" type="button" class="UserButton" onClick="javascript:MSOWebPartPage_OpenMenu(MSOMenu_SettingsMenu, this);" value="Modify Page" />
So simple, so easy, right? Now because this isn't the actually WebPartPages:SettingsLink web part it will not change text from “Modify Shared Page” and “Modify My Page” depending on the page view you're on.... For most users I don't find that a problem anyway, thus the button text here is “Modify Page” Nice and generic. The functionality is the same however, if a use has access to modify both a personal page and a shared page they can do both from this button..... The javascript command is the same in either case.

Show ID in Sharepoint Edit Page using javascript

multiple Javascripts from one trigger

<input name="Button1" type="button" value="Submit" onclick="javascript: {ddwrt:GenFireServerEvent('__commit;__redirect={/thanks-for-submission.aspx}')}" />



Show ID Column from CEWP

<script type="text/javascript"> 
 // Item ID in DispForm.aspx and EditForm.aspx 
// Feedback and questions: Christophe@PathToSharePoint.com 
// 
function DisplayItemID() 
{ 
var regex = new RegExp("[\\?&]"+"ID"+"=([^&#]*)"); 
var qs = regex.exec(window.location.href); 
var TD1 = document.createElement("TD"); 
TD1.className = "ms-formlabel"; 
TD1.innerHTML = "<h3 class='ms-standardheader'>Issue ID</h3>"; 
var TD2 = document.createElement("TD"); 
TD2.className = "ms-formbody"; 
TD2.innerHTML = qs[1]; 
var IdRow = document.createElement("TR"); 
IdRow.appendChild(TD1); 
IdRow.appendChild(TD2); 
var ItemBody = GetSelectedElement(document.getElementById("idAttachmentsRow"),"TABLE").getElementsByTagName("TBODY")[0]; 
ItemBody.insertBefore(IdRow,ItemBody.firstChild); 
} 
  
_spBodyOnLoadFunctionNames.push("DisplayItemID"); 
</script>