The additional value when you work with SharePoint and InfoPath is very clear: you can use the forms to enhance the way you input and edit information in our favorite platform. Here is a video on how it was meant to work: Working offline with InfoPath 2010 As you will probably know, InfoPath was build …
Amazing work from the people at Brightwork, a company that creates site templates for project and portfolio management. They have released a free version (no caveats) that you can download and use right away from their Project site template. The template extends out-of-the-box SharePoint 2010 and provides a collaborative workspace. The template contains libraries and …
What is it? In the 2007 version of SharePoint, Microsoft introduced Content Types: a way to define pieces of information like offers, tasks, procedures, … You could define those Content Types on site collection level (and in sites) and add a template, metadata, workflow and policies. All documents or items created as an instance of …
The Batch Edit functionality allows you to select multiple documents and edit the metadata for all those documents at the same time in a pop-up window. After you install the solution, a new button appears in your ribbon to change those metadata fields at once.
On Technet, Margriet Bruggeman started a great page with SharePoint Best Practices. The wiki page links to a lot of blogs containing best practices on performance, planning, deployment, virtualisation, backup, search, upgrade, extranet, …
Some amazing SharePoint 2010 templates for free.
I was blown away this morning when I went through my tweets and rss and saw this video of an intranet.
It was created and used by the people of Canadian SharePoint organisation ITGroove and it looks awesome!
A common requirement I get when editing SharePoint search pages is making the links open in a different window/tab. Here is how you do that with jQuery!
The people from Pearson tweeted me if I wanted to do a book review on the Kathy Hughes book on SharePoint Designer, called “SharePoint Designer 2010 Unleashed”.
Every page in SharePoint has a search box on the right upper side. If you want to hide the SharePoint Search box on one page, add a Content editor webpart with following CSS.