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Showing posts with label SharePoint Tutorials. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SharePoint Tutorials. Show all posts
Monday, 12 August 2013
Saturday, 5 May 2012
Configure automatic sorting for navigation items in Sharepoint 2010
The Sorting settings on the Site Navigation Settings page apply to both the Quick Launch and the top link bar. Any changes you make are applied to both of these navigation elements. You can choose to sort navigation items automatically by specific criteria, or manually. If you choose to sort items manually, see for additional information about manually changing the navigation links
1. Do one of the following:
· On the Site Actions menu, click Site Settings.
· On the Site Actions menu, point to Site Settings, and then click Modify All Site Settings.
2. In the Look and Feel column, click Navigation.
The Navigation command appears under Look and Feel only if the publishing features are enabled for your site and you have the Full Control or Design permission level.
3. In the Sorting section, click Sort automatically to sort subsites, navigation links, lists, libraries, and pages automatically in ascending or descending alphabetical or numerical order based on items titles, Created Dates, or Last Modified Dates.
If you want to sort all navigation items manually except for pages, click Sort manually, and then select the Sort pages automatically check box. Only pages are sorted according to the settings configured in the Automatic Sorting section.
4. In the Automatic Sorting section, in the Sort by list, do one of the following:
· To sort items by title, click Title.
· To sort items by the date they were created, click Created Date.
· To sort items by the date on which they were last modified, click Last Modified Date.
5. Specify the sort order by clicking either in ascending order (A,B,C or 1,2,3)or in descending order (C,B,A or 3,2,1).
6. Click OK.
Tuesday, 13 September 2011
Configure automatic sorting for navigation items in Sharepoint 2010
The Sorting settings on the Site Navigation Settings page apply to both the Quick Launch and the top link bar. Any changes you make are applied to both of these navigation elements. You can choose to sort navigation items automatically by specific criteria, or manually. If you choose to sort items manually, see for additional information about manually changing the navigation links
1. Do one of the following:
1. Do one of the following:
· On the Site Actions menu, click Site Settings.
· On the Site Actions menu, point to Site Settings, and then click Modify All Site Settings.
2 . In the Look and Feel column, click Navigation.
· On the Site Actions menu, point to Site Settings, and then click Modify All Site Settings.
2 . In the Look and Feel column, click Navigation.
The Navigation command appears under Look and Feel only if the publishing features are enabled for your site and you have the Full Control or Design permission level.
3. In the Sorting section, click Sort automatically to sort subsites, navigation links, lists, libraries, and pages automatically in ascending or descending alphabetical or numerical order based on items titles, Created Dates, or Last Modified Dates.
3. In the Sorting section, click Sort automatically to sort subsites, navigation links, lists, libraries, and pages automatically in ascending or descending alphabetical or numerical order based on items titles, Created Dates, or Last Modified Dates.
If you want to sort all navigation items manually except for pages, click Sort manually, and then select the Sort pages automatically check box. Only pages are sorted according to the settings configured in the Automatic Sorting section.
4. In the Automatic Sorting section, in the Sort by list, do one of the following:
· To sort items by title, click Title.
· To sort items by the date they were created, click Created Date.
· To sort items by the date on which they were last modified, click Last Modified Date.
5. Specify the sort order by clicking either in ascending order (A,B,C or 1,2,3)or in descending order (C,B,A or 3,2,1).
6. Click OK.
4. In the Automatic Sorting section, in the Sort by list, do one of the following:
· To sort items by title, click Title.
· To sort items by the date they were created, click Created Date.
· To sort items by the date on which they were last modified, click Last Modified Date.
5. Specify the sort order by clicking either in ascending order (A,B,C or 1,2,3)or in descending order (C,B,A or 3,2,1).
6. Click OK.
Friday, 5 August 2011
Today Calculated Column problem is SharePoint?
hi,
I would like to be able to use today's date in a calculated column in a SharePoint list to, for example, determine whether a task is overdue. There is a well-documented trick that involves creating a dummy column named "Today," using it in a formula, and then deleting it, thereby "tricking" SharePoint into using the Today function.
The problem is that this method does not work reliably -- the calculation is not dynamic; it is only made when the item is saved, and therefore the Today "column" effectively becomes the Modified Date. (This is probably why SharePoint won't let you use the Today function in a straight-forward way.)
Has anyone found a solution that works? I know I can use javascript to get the actual date on the client side and display colors, flags, whatever, but I am looking for a "server side" solution.
Tuesday, 26 July 2011
sharepoint designer
Hi,
Customization Using SharePoint Designer
• Overview
• Editing look and feel
– Master pages
– Content pages
– Customized vs. not customized
• Data Views
– Data Source Library
– Formatting in Data Form web parts
– Web part connections
• Configuring workflows
Overview
• In many cases SharePoint Designer (formerly FrontPage) can be a substitute for a server side programmer.
• It allows the user to
– Edit the look and fill of SharePoint sites
– Edit master pages in SharePoint sites
– Pull data from multiple sources
– Sort and filter the data
– Format the data using a WYSIWYG editor
– Configure workflows
Master and Content Pages
• Master Page is a page that servers as a template for content pages and has extension .master. Each site has a master page gallery for master page storage (example: http://<server>/_catalogs/masterpage/).
• Content Page is a page that uses a master page to provide a template and has extension . aspx. Contet pages can be stored anywhere on the site.
Master and Content Pages Illustration
• By using a master page, designers can factor common elements of contents page into a master page template.
Customized vs. Not Customized
• Not a customized page - SharePoint retrieves the page from site definition (Master Template) that is stored on the web server.
• Customized - SharePoint saves and retrieves the page from the content database instead of the site definition. Thus, subsequent changes made to the side definition will not be reflected on that page.
• Revert to template page – means revert to uncustomized page
Data Source Catalog
• Data Source Library organizes all data sources selected by the user for building sites
– SQL databases
– Web services
– SharePoint lists (on any site)
– XML files
– Business Data Catalog
Data Form Web Part
• Data View is a representation of data from a data source
• Designers can format data in data views using:
– Sorting
– Filtering
– Applying styles
– Conditional formatting
• Designers can connect data views using web part connections
Workflow from Designer Perspective
• Designers can configure new workflows beyond the ones that are already available.
• Designers select activities (from predefined set) for the workflow and specify conditions for when activities execute and when activities end.
• A finished workflow is a set of activities connected together.
Designer vs. Developer
• Designer cannot do everything that is available to developers through Visual Studio 2005.
• SharePoint Designer 2007 does not provide:
– InfoPath form integration
– Creation of custom activities
– Workflow modification
• Overview
• Editing look and feel
– Master pages
– Content pages
– Customized vs. not customized
• Data Views
– Data Source Library
– Formatting in Data Form web parts
– Web part connections
• Configuring workflows
Overview
• In many cases SharePoint Designer (formerly FrontPage) can be a substitute for a server side programmer.
• It allows the user to
– Edit the look and fill of SharePoint sites
– Edit master pages in SharePoint sites
– Pull data from multiple sources
– Sort and filter the data
– Format the data using a WYSIWYG editor
– Configure workflows
Master and Content Pages
• Master Page is a page that servers as a template for content pages and has extension .master. Each site has a master page gallery for master page storage (example: http://<server>/_catalogs/masterpage/).
• Content Page is a page that uses a master page to provide a template and has extension . aspx. Contet pages can be stored anywhere on the site.
Master and Content Pages Illustration
• By using a master page, designers can factor common elements of contents page into a master page template.
Customized vs. Not Customized
• Not a customized page - SharePoint retrieves the page from site definition (Master Template) that is stored on the web server.
• Customized - SharePoint saves and retrieves the page from the content database instead of the site definition. Thus, subsequent changes made to the side definition will not be reflected on that page.
• Revert to template page – means revert to uncustomized page
Data Source Catalog
• Data Source Library organizes all data sources selected by the user for building sites
– SQL databases
– Web services
– SharePoint lists (on any site)
– XML files
– Business Data Catalog
Data Form Web Part
• Data View is a representation of data from a data source
• Designers can format data in data views using:
– Sorting
– Filtering
– Applying styles
– Conditional formatting
• Designers can connect data views using web part connections
Workflow from Designer Perspective
• Designers can configure new workflows beyond the ones that are already available.
• Designers select activities (from predefined set) for the workflow and specify conditions for when activities execute and when activities end.
• A finished workflow is a set of activities connected together.
Designer vs. Developer
• Designer cannot do everything that is available to developers through Visual Studio 2005.
• SharePoint Designer 2007 does not provide:
– InfoPath form integration
– Creation of custom activities
– Workflow modification
Monday, 18 July 2011
How to create WorkFlow?
How to create workflow in share point...
pls refer this link..
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint-server-help/introduction-to-workflows-HA010154424.aspx
Thanks,
Rajasekar.
pls refer this link..
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint-server-help/introduction-to-workflows-HA010154424.aspx
Thanks,
Rajasekar.
How to create Team site sharepoint???
Click this link:
http://www.fpweb.net/sharepoint-tutorials/2007/sites/create-team-site/
Thanks
Rajasekar.A
http://www.fpweb.net/sharepoint-tutorials/2007/sites/create-team-site/
Thanks
Rajasekar.A
what is sharepoint?????
Sharepoint:
Microsoft Office SharePoint Portal Server 2010 facilitates easy,connected collaboration across an enterprise organization. It enables people to work together on documents, projects, and tasks and to leverage best practices by using the combined collaboration features of Microsoft SharePoint Products and Technologies. Index and search services, as well as newly introduced people services, allow you to increase efficiency by finding relevant people, teams, sites, and other information.
Finding and organizing sites, people, and other information
index and search:
Search: SharePoint Portal Server provides a search feature that finds all types of content — people, documents, sites, and other items on the portal site — based on keywords you enter. Search can find content stored in different sources, such as Web sites, file systems, mail servers, and databases. The results can be organized in different ways, such as by site, area, or date. For a more specific search, you can use the advanced search option to search by properties of items, to sort results by factors other than relevance, and to set other advanced search options.
Best : Bets enhance search efficiency and provide guidance to users by directing them to people, sites, documents, or other items considered particularly relevant to their search. SharePoint Portal Server displays Best Bets at the top of a search results list.
Site Directory : The Site Directory is the easiest way to add content to the portal site for searching. When a user adds a site, they have the option to include its contents in search results. A search administrator can have sites automatically approved for searching or can manage approval for each site. After approval, a site is indexed and its contents appears in search results.
Alerts : You can ask to be alerted when changes occur to the results for a specific search.
Sharing, collaborating, publishing, and managing content
SharePoint portal server offers a number of features that make it easy to find.organize,and work together on documents.
Microsoft Office SharePoint Portal Server 2010 facilitates easy,connected collaboration across an enterprise organization. It enables people to work together on documents, projects, and tasks and to leverage best practices by using the combined collaboration features of Microsoft SharePoint Products and Technologies. Index and search services, as well as newly introduced people services, allow you to increase efficiency by finding relevant people, teams, sites, and other information.
Finding and organizing sites, people, and other information
index and search:
Search: SharePoint Portal Server provides a search feature that finds all types of content — people, documents, sites, and other items on the portal site — based on keywords you enter. Search can find content stored in different sources, such as Web sites, file systems, mail servers, and databases. The results can be organized in different ways, such as by site, area, or date. For a more specific search, you can use the advanced search option to search by properties of items, to sort results by factors other than relevance, and to set other advanced search options.
Best : Bets enhance search efficiency and provide guidance to users by directing them to people, sites, documents, or other items considered particularly relevant to their search. SharePoint Portal Server displays Best Bets at the top of a search results list.
Site Directory : The Site Directory is the easiest way to add content to the portal site for searching. When a user adds a site, they have the option to include its contents in search results. A search administrator can have sites automatically approved for searching or can manage approval for each site. After approval, a site is indexed and its contents appears in search results.
Alerts : You can ask to be alerted when changes occur to the results for a specific search.
Areas:
To make it easy for users to navigate, browse, and find what they need, you can divide portal site content into areas. Areas let you organize content — from documents to people to sites — into sets of related information even though the content can be stored in different sources and formats. To control all of the content in an area, the portal site administrator can assign a manager for the area. The manager can then control what content appears in the area and who has access
Sharing, collaborating, publishing, and managing content
SharePoint Portal Serverenables you to easily share information, leverage best practices, and work together with others on documents, projects, and other efforts. Some of the ways you can do that are by:
Windows SharePoint Servicesallows you to create a Web site by selecting a template that best suits the project. SharePoint Portal Server includes a diverse collection of templates to meet business needs. You can create sites to facilitate meetings, organization, teams, or projects. By default, each site template features a custom set of collaboration features from Windows SharePoint Services. If you work with external customers or partners, or if you have users who need to access data from outside of your organization's firewall, SharePoint Portal Server allows both internal and external users to view and interact with the same content and data. After the sites are created, SharePoint Portal Server can search these sites the same way it searches other content on the portal.
managing ,publishing,and collaboration on documents.SharePoint portal server offers a number of features that make it easy to find.organize,and work together on documents.
Thursday, 14 July 2011
Sharepoint extranet ...........
 Join us for an intriguing look at how a SharePoint extranet can help your business become more competitive and effective. | |
| Our 1 hour webinars will illustrate the opportunities available to organizations with SharePoint 2010 for launching secure and user-friendly extranets. External collaboration with SharePoint can reduce the cost of communication and collaboration, while providing the transparency and real-time access to content that clients and partners demand. We will cover topics such as:
You will learn how the award-winning Extranet Collaboration Manager product gives you all the tools necessary to deliver a complete extranet solution to your business. You are welcome to ask questions via the chat which will be answered by our expert technical team. | |
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